Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th January, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania’s mining sector revenue surpasses targets, collecting Sh311 billion in under 100 days.

Universal Health Insurance scheme launches nationwide today, with a TZS 150,000 annual premium.

Tanzanian emerges as a top contender for the UN human rights position.

Families plead for mercy as nine youths remain in custody facing treason charges.

Tanzania allocates 6.02 billion shillings for residents involved in the Ludewa power project.

Heavy rains expected to hit Tanzania and neighboring countries, raising flood warnings.

Zanzibar High Court declines jurisdiction in opposition election petitions, stirring political debate.

Tanzania Revenue Authority boosts monthly collections by Sh400 billion through improved border controls.

Tanzanians assured of affordable internet bundle services, enhancing digital access.

Why invest in Tanzania? A complete investment guide highlights economic growth potential.

Global income growth remains too slow to reverse pandemic losses, warns the World Bank.

Rwanda’s Brig Gen Gasana hands over role of Air Force Deputy Chief of Staff.

How Barrick North Mara royalties fund vital services in rural Tarime, supporting local communities.

Overactive protein cleanup disrupts nuclear pores, linked to neurodegenerative diseases.

If an asteroid hits the moon in 2032, the aftermath could reach Earth.

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