Tanzania News in English
October 30, 2025
AI Generated Audio News Capsule
Transcription
Good morning! It’s 30th October, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.
Curfew imposed in Dar es Salaam after protests disrupt polling day activities.
Tensions escalate in Zanzibar as early voting kicks off amid fierce competition.
Dar es Salaam police arrest influencer for alleged incitement ahead of the general election.
ADA-TADEA presidential candidate casts his vote in Misungwi.
Chief Secretary Kusiluka votes in Dodoma, marking a significant day for Tanzania.
Voting in Goba begins smoothly, with residents participating in an orderly manner.
Tragic plane crash in Kenya claims lives of Hungarian and German tourists, along with a local pilot.
Leaders gather in Doha to renew social pact for a fairer world and social justice.
Nigeria introduces a 10% withholding tax on short-term investments to boost financial transparency.
Scientists discover ocean bacteria that consume plastic, offering hope for environmental cleanup.
Teenage cricketer dies in Melbourne after being struck by a ball during a match.
Launch of the hepatitis community of practice marks a new chapter in Africa's health fight.
How a health pop-up in Kenyan Maasailand helped families catch up on essential care.
Association between multiple pregnancies and peripartum cardiomyopathy highlighted in new research.
Comprehensive HIV/AIDS knowledge among women of reproductive age in Tanzania is under review.
That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!
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