Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th December, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania faces rising political tensions as opposition calls for a transitional government.

The United States imposes partial travel restrictions on Tanzania affecting business and tourism.

Liberia receives Global Environment Facility approval for mercury-reduction project in gold mining.

Dar residents express frustration over high water bills as Dawasa urges clarification.

A girl's tragic death sparks a police investigation in Morogoro, leading to unrest.

Serengeti reports a significant increase in tourism revenue this year.

High Court allows challenge to the presidential probe regarding post-election violence.

Government encourages the private sector to explore aviation investment opportunities.

Namibia joins a global initiative aimed at increasing power generation capacity.

SADC Extraordinary Summit concludes with a unified call for peace and stability in Madagascar.

International report reveals the atmospheric impact of the Hunga eruption.

New tear gland organoids provide insights into the biology of dry eye disease.

Football gossip heats up as Premier League clubs eye potential transfer moves.

Spurs are open to selling forward Johnson as transfer rumors swirl.

West Ham sacks coach Skinner after a disappointing start to the season.

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