Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th October, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Samia promises a national water grid and major investment in science.

Tanzania kicks off the process to identify its own national bird.

Manchester United extends Liverpool's losing streak to four games.

By 2050, Tanzania could reach a one trillion dollar GDP if project delivery works.

Authorities in Tanzania instill a climate of fear ahead of general elections.

Tanzanian opposition leader John Heche blocked from leaving the country for a funeral.

Health Minister holds bilateral meetings during the WHO Regional Committee session in Cairo.

Children from African countries pray the rosary for the first time in a global campaign.

Aviation Chief calls for tax reform to unlock jobs and stop youth migration in Africa.

WHO hails TMDA’s maintenance of medicine and vaccine systems.

Namibia's health ministry declares an outbreak of mpox in Swakopmund.

Multiple viral infections alter the success of stem cell transplants.

Revolutionary Chinese chip pioneers the search for dark matter and black holes.

Funding trends in Tanzanian biomedical research reveal gender disparities.

What’s rumbling beneath the Oldoinyo Lengai volcano? Scientists finally know.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!