Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th March, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Exercise Justified Accord 2026, the largest multinational exercise in East Africa, concludes today.

Tanzania to relocate its Maritime college to make way for a new berth at Dar es Salaam port.

Tanzania unveils plans to launch more gem and mineral auctions, rising to fourth in Africa for mining investment.

Tanzania launches Ventures Lab aiming to develop one thousand startups by 2029.

Cargo dhow sinks in Nungwi, resulting in two dead and three missing.

Tanzania's Mohammed Dewji remains the only billionaire from East Africa on the Forbes list.

Tanzania strengthens its national response to technology-facilitated gender-based violence, promoting safer digital spaces.

RDF Command and Staff College launches its first course on international relations and security.

Chinese researchers provide crucial evidence for understanding hydrological interactions in permafrost.

CDC warns travelers about polio risks in several countries, urging extra precautions.

Scientists discover "baby star clusters," providing new insights into star formation.

Rare supernova from ten billion years ago may reveal secrets about dark energy.

Tanzania rolls out a new program to enhance disease surveillance and preventive maintenance training.

Cannabis is deemed ineffective for treating common mental health conditions, according to a recent review.

Howden aligns global broking regions to enhance client relationships and service.

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