Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd March, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

WWF Tanzania launches a 150 billion shilling plan for a new conservation drive.

Zanzibar allocates 38 billion shillings to compensate residents affected by projects.

Clean cooking energy initiative gains momentum among health workers across the region.

Dr. Samia to attend the construction of 15 new oil storage tanks at Dar Port.

Tanzania activates three new agricultural corridors aiming for a 100 billion dollar economy by 2050.

Malaria in pregnancy continues to drive the burden of maternal anemia in the country.

John Hammond, the prolific blues guitarist and singer, has passed away at 83.

Azam FC and Singida face crucial tests as the title race heats up in the league.

Kristaps Porziņģis misses his fifth straight game due to illness with no travel plans.

Latvia confirms three Chikungunya cases linked to Seychelles, prompting a travel advisory.

Large land predators were hunting big plant-eaters over 280 million years ago, new study finds.

KCMC introduces innovative Rezum technology for treating prostate issues effectively.

The asset side of African debt is emerging as a critical missing variable in economic discussions.

Startup raises 500 million dollars to make AI chips more power-efficient, marking a significant development.

Infantino’s admiration for Trump raises concerns over football's ethical implications.

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