Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th October, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Great Lakes parliamentary mission arrives in Tanzania, urging for peaceful and transparent elections.

Tanzania embarks on a major climate and biodiversity project to tackle global environmental challenges.

Speakers caution against the increasing use of synthetic drugs, urging youth to choose life.

Tanzania polls see easy pickings for CCM as rivals fade from the picture.

Tanzanian media chiefs vow neutrality amidst rising election tensions and calls for police protection.

TAMWA rallies women to take action against breast cancer, emphasizing the importance of awareness.

MOI sets up a medical camp in Mara to provide super specialist services to the community.

Tanzania weighs gold and BRICS to reduce reliance on Western financial systems.

Mozambique receives $2 million for drought protection as part of a major financing program.

RDF and ICRC convene a symposium on international humanitarian law and civilian protection.

Drivers of postpartum contraceptive uptake explored in a new study focusing on modern methods.

Study reveals how smartphones can enhance parenting in Tanzania’s digital age.

Tanzania enhances ship inspection and disease control measures to ensure public safety.

Rift valley fever: Understanding its spread and how to effectively stop it.

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