Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st March, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania’s ICT in education drive benefits schools in nine regions.

Chinese medical teams bring healing and hope to over 1,000 patients in Dar es Salaam.

Procurement compliance rises to 79 percent amid persistent gaps, according to a PPRA report.

NBC ignites women’s enterprise power in Dar, boosting local businesses.

Samia woos Italian investors to enhance economic partnerships.

Mwinyi to launch Uhuru Torch races at Pemba’s Gombani Stadium this weekend.

Tanzania must safeguard its hard-won progress to ensure future development.

Comorian Speaker invites Speaker Zungu to Comoros after a successful visit to Tanzania.

Call for NEMC to be equipped with helicopters and drones for better operational efficiency.

Tanzania’s national debt reaches 110.05 trillion shillings, raising concerns.

Zanzibar sees fortune in Africa’s Women Doctors General Meeting, boosting tourism.

Government mobilizes to protect young lives with a new polio vaccination campaign.

Africa CDC rolls out SPARK-NCDs Programme as noncommunicable diseases rise across the continent.

Promised sickle cell cure could be on the horizon for Africans, offering hope.

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