Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th January, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania mourns the loss of legendary economist and first Finance Minister Edwin Mtei.

Government issues a tough warning to land officers amid rising concerns.

Tanzania assesses the operational performance of the Namanga Border Post for efficiency.

Tanzania offers a safe haven for Sudanese medical graduates seeking opportunities.

TISEZA attracts investors to boost cage fish farming in the Lake Zone region.

Over 40 goals scored in the first round of the Arumeru Youth Soccer League Season III.

Floods in Morogoro prompt DREF Operation to assist affected communities.

Tanzania approves one billion shillings for the Geita-Nyang’hwale road project.

Health progress in Tanzania gains global attention, showcasing significant advancements.

Mloganzila urologists successfully use new technology to remove kidney stones from patients.

Muhimbili specialists prepare for a four-day medical camp in Zanzibar to provide care.

A drying climate accelerates the geological separation of East Africa, raising concerns.

Mysterious ancient life found in Africa and Arabia leaves scientists searching for answers.

Breaching the fortress: Two-faced nanoparticles revive antibiotics against superbugs effectively.

The disease that went from nowhere to everywhere continues to impact communities globally.

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