Tanzania News in English

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

Women in marine STEM push for gender parity, inspiring future leaders in maritime fields.

Zanzibar signs a $12 million deal for heritage restoration to boost tourism efforts.

Pope Leo honors late Cardinal Polycarp Pengo, remembering him as a wise and gentle pastor.

Uganda and Rwanda reinforce cooperation during security talks in Musanze.

Kiwira Mine is set to increase coal production while supporting clean energy initiatives.

Political leaders Karume and Shein lead talks to resolve Zanzibar’s political stalemate.

Challenges lie ahead for Prime Minister Mwigulu during his upcoming visit to Arusha.

Tanzania’s vice president meets with Qatar's envoy to strengthen ties in sports and tourism.

Vocational training programs launched for motorcyclists and tricycle riders in Tanzania.

Songwe attracts development investors with the launch of a new special platform.

East African Community holds high-level dialogue to address trade barriers among member states.

Tanzania’s clean cooking initiative aims to improve energy access and sustainability.

Flying between Mogadishu and Nairobi remains costly and uncomfortable for travelers.

AngloGold reports a significant profit surge and record dividend amid rising gold prices.

FSB Regional Consultative Group for Sub-Saharan Africa convenes in Zanzibar for discussions.

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