Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th November, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Rwanda security forces join residents in community work in Mocímboa da Praia.

SADC leaders congratulate Samia and express condolences over Tanzania’s election unrest.

Tanzanian police arrest senior opposition official as hundreds face treason charges.

Chelsea secures a 3-0 victory against Wolves in the Premier League.

Tanzania plans a horticulture summit to enhance investment and boost exports.

Fuel prices rise in Zanzibar as ZURA announces new rates.

EAC roaming policy significantly reduces cross-border call costs for Tanzanians.

Tanzania’s tourism thrives as 120 US agents are captivated by its natural wonders.

Hemed Suleiman sworn in as Zanzibar’s Second Vice President, pledging excellence.

Mwinyi appoints seven members to Zanzibar's House of Representatives.

Kenya and Rwanda reaffirm military ties as security collaboration intensifies.

AMECEA’s 21st Plenary Assembly to focus on youth and good governance themes.

What Mzize’s CAF nomination means for the future of Tanzanian football.

Afreximbank extends $36.4 million financing for stadium project in Uganda.

Retired Australian teacher discovers oldest fossil of its kind in the southern hemisphere.

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