Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st January, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Samia pledges inclusive talks on reconciliation commission as 2026 starts.

Floods kill three people in Tanzania as Vuli rains wreak havoc across East Africa.

Chinese-backed overhaul aims to turn historic Tanzania-Zambia railway profitable with a $1.4 billion upgrade.

A Tanzanian doctor serves beyond humanitarian care after ten years at Nduta Refugee Camp.

Kagame assures citizens that Rwanda is fully secured and they can sleep without worry.

Beekeepers are urged to protect the environment to ensure more honey production.

Uganda's economy is expected to grow 10.4% in the upcoming fiscal year despite challenges.

Iran's exports to Africa have surged by 77% in just eight months this year.

Tree-planting campaigns are transforming the capital city and enhancing urban greenery.

Insurance sectors are recognized as key economic drivers for the nation's growth.

Ethiopia and Eritrea will observe their New Year on September 11, 2026, marking a significant cultural moment.

Astronomers celebrate the New Year with a stunning galaxy collision captured by NASA’s Chandra.

Children in England will soon be offered vaccines in their own homes for convenience.

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