Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd February, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Coordinated action is key to tackling poverty and informal settlements.

Tanzania completes its first large-scale solar power project, marking a significant milestone.

Zanzibar launches a Sh99 billion initiative to end school double shifts for students.

Dr. Slaa reignites the debate on the October 29 killings, calling for justice before reconciliation.

Tanzania's honey passes global quality tests, showcasing its premium standards.

EAC vows to strengthen efforts to ease regional trade and boost economic cooperation.

Young Africans are aware of the challenge posed by Namungo FC this season.

NASA releases a report on the Starliner crewed flight test investigation, detailing findings.

Africa attracted $13.84 billion in energy transition investment, highlighting growing interest.

Meta goes after Apple with a revival of its AI-first smartwatch, targeting a 2026 launch.

Apple bets on visual intelligence to power the next wave of AI wearables.

Tanzania is fully armed to fight heart disease, now a pressing issue for the youth.

Novel antimicrobial peptides from dromedary camels offer hope against antibiotic resistance.

This ocean is losing salt at unprecedented speed, potentially impacting climate plans.

Meet the female stars driving Tanzania’s music scene forward with their talent.

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