Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd January, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania's SGR services will resume on January 3rd after a temporary suspension.

Tanzania issues a nationwide warning for heavy rains and thunderstorms from January 1st to 10th.

Tanzania's government kicks off the National Reconciliation Commission process as 2026 approaches.

UAE recognizes Somaliland passports but blocks visas for visitors from Somalia.

Tanzania mourns hundreds lost to road accidents in a year marked by tragedy and loss.

Mystery surrounds the arrest of a US soldier with explosives in Tanzania.

New investment agreements are proving beneficial for Tanzania's youth.

Tanzania installs lightning protection systems in schools across Geita.

Expelled CCM member Pastor Malisa faces treason charges in a high-profile case.

Travel is seen as a way to ease New Year expectations and life pressures.

Analysts call for dialogue as religious leaders urge Tanzanian youth to embrace peace.

The Tanzania-Zambia Railway celebrates its 50th anniversary amid questions about its future.

Record revenue collection pushes TRA's Q2 earnings to Sh9.8 trillion, exceeding targets.

How police manage the burden of maintaining peace and order in the nation.

Joel Epalle discusses rising African stars and the future of local coaches at AFCON 2025.

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