Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th March, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Zanzibar targets world record with mass Iftar at Amani Stadium today.

Namibia voting goes into third day as Biden heads to Angola.

Dodoma residents urged to embrace fruit farming for better livelihoods.

Security firms advised to strictly hire trained guards for safety.

Over nine thousand households now enrolled in subsidized health insurance programs.

Tanzania plans to repair infrastructure damaged by heavy rains in Serengeti.

Trade and industry see a surge in Mwinyi’s first hundred days in office.

Msalato women rally to support local school feeding programs.

Bagamoyo TC allocates over 500 million shillings for new bus stand construction.

SADC officials outline plans for impactful trade and industry growth.

Iran crisis unsettles Tanzanian business community in the Middle East.

Electrified SGR hailed as a major milestone in East African Community integration.

Tommy DeCarlo, beloved lead singer of Boston, passes away at age 60.

Dot Rotten, renowned grime pioneer, dies at the age of 37.

Incoming! A 1,300-pound NASA satellite is set to crash to Earth on March 10.

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