Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th March, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania's new aviation training centre aims for 10 billion shillings in annual revenue from international students.

Tanzania and South Africa intensify efforts to promote Kiswahili on global digital platforms.

Legal reforms are crucial for the smooth implementation of Tanzania's Vision 2050.

Tanzania sponsors students abroad for AI and data science training to boost digital skills.

Ministry proposes a budget of 2.87 trillion shillings for transport infrastructure in 2026/27.

Yas promotes green initiatives at Mount Kilimanjaro to enhance environmental sustainability.

Tanzania Forest Services distribute two million tree seedlings to local communities in Mtwara.

Zanzibar and the U.S. engage in talks to strengthen ties in health, climate, and trade sectors.

Tanzania assures the public of adequate fuel supply despite ongoing Middle East crises.

Stanbic Bank named best international private bank for the second consecutive year.

Tanzania launches a subnational polio vaccination campaign to maintain its polio-free status.

Tanzania reports significant progress toward eliminating tuberculosis by the year 2030.

Webinar focuses on strategies to stay ahead of antimalarial drug resistance challenges.

Tuberculosis risk should not depend on where individuals are born, advocates stress.

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