Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th December, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Trump's expanded travel ban impacts Africa significantly, with muted reactions from the public.

Tanzania's districts urged to educate Maasai pastoralists on forest governance and sustainable practices.

Two police officers tragically killed in a road crash in Songwe, five others also lost their lives.

President Samia calls on Tanzania’s military to remain apolitical amid rising tensions in the country.

African Development Fund approves $23 million to enhance clean energy access in Somalia's Bosaso.

Thousands pay tribute to reggae legend Jimmy Cliff in his native Jamaica, celebrating his legacy.

Malaria and rising child mortality rates put African health at a critical crossroads, experts warn.

Healthy Nordic diet shows benefits for managing type 2 diabetes and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Next-generation mosquito nets with new insecticides show improved performance against malaria in trials.

Hearing for ACT Pemba election petitions adjourned to December 23, as political tensions rise.

Government urges private sector to explore aviation investment opportunities for economic growth.

Angola reinforces commitment to financial protection for universal health coverage, aiming for broader access.

African Cup of Nations ticket sales surpass one million, signaling strong interest in the tournament.

Researchers develop innovative materials that could transform the construction industry for the better.

Apple announces significant changes to iOS in Japan, complying with new mobile software regulations.

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