Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd January, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania and the United States launch a major rare minerals research program.

Tanzania’s Commission for Labour Dispute Resolution introduces an online platform called e-Utatuzi.

Tanzania Police detain opposition leaders in Mbeya over an alleged illegal gathering.

Finance minister directs the Bank of Tanzania to crack down on predatory lenders.

Kilimanjaro RC takes a strong stance against teachers stigmatizing students with disabilities.

Tanzania reports no increase in electricity costs for the past ten years.

PCCB donates medical equipment to Tumbi Hospital to help reduce neonatal deaths.

High demand for rare-earth metals is expected to boost Tanzania’s economy significantly.

The African Union of Broadcasting plans to challenge high sports rights costs at the General Assembly.

Mloganzila opens a medical camp specifically for patients suffering from kidney failures.

How IVF is transforming the concept of parenthood in Tanzania.

Under-19s Cricket World Cup: Ben Mayes scores 191 runs for England against Scotland.

Champions and global medalists headline the men’s field for the upcoming Boston Marathon.

Uganda's Olympic champion Cheptegei is set to run in the Dubai half marathon.

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