Tanzania News in English

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

Chief of Civil-Military Cooperation addresses students at Rwanda Polytechnic Tumba College of Technology.

Tanzania eyes expanded overseas study slots under the Samia Scholarship Extension program.

Tanzania's Prime Minister warns against mishandling water sources during Arusha tour.

Rwandan peacekeepers provide free medical services to prisoners in Bria, Central African Republic.

Tanzania launches safety campaign to protect small-scale mining sector and boost access to capital.

Sudan's RSF allegedly targets disabled individuals in el-Fasher, raising human rights concerns.

WHO convenes global experts in Brazzaville to strengthen clinical care for filovirus diseases.

Tanzania issues public health alert as Covid-19, influenza, and dengue fever cases rise.

Breakthrough gene therapy for sickle cell disease remains out of reach in Africa.

Real Madrid wins for everyone who stands against racism in a thrilling match.

Tropical plants flowering earlier or later due to the climate crisis, according to a new study.

Christina Applegate reveals her struggles with multiple sclerosis in a candid memoir.

Football gossip heats up with rumors surrounding stars like Salah and Griezmann.

Scientists create the most detailed molecular map of the developing Down syndrome brain.

Institutional investors drive demand in Kenya's state oil pipeline IPO, advisor reports.

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