Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th March, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

A doctor is pioneering phototherapy to enhance healthcare in Tanzania.

Women’s empowerment is gaining significant momentum in Dodoma.

Tanzania is seeking regional partnerships to boost climate research and land management.

Mbarali MP Ndingo encourages women to apply for loans as council disburses Sh1.7 billion.

The East African Community calls for a ceasefire in eastern DR Congo.

Zanzibar is investing Sh800 billion to eliminate power outages.

The Samia Ardhi Clinic is championing women’s land rights across the region.

Tanzania promotes the sustainable use of ocean resources for future generations.

East African universities are exploring startup partnerships to foster innovation.

One more Tanzanian health facility will begin specialized heart treatment in 2027.

Scientists are stunned to find signs of ancient life in unexpected places.

When floods hit, the risk of malaria follows, highlighting the need for better disaster systems.

Cancer death rates in Britain have dropped by almost a third since the 1980s.

Two deaths linked to weight-loss jabs are under investigation by health watchdogs.

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