Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd April, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania raises fuel price caps amid global supply disruptions and record highs.

Rwanda's Kagame and Tanzania's Foreign Minister discuss strengthening bilateral ties.

Tanzania eases mining trade in 44 mineral markets to attract investors.

Plans announced to upgrade infrastructure at Singida Water Institute in Tanzania.

PM Mwigulu to join Easter Gospel Concert in Dar es Salaam this weekend.

Tanzania steps up emergency preparedness through enhanced medical training initiatives.

The quiet systems ensuring safety and stability keep Tanzania moving forward.

Mining credit rebounds significantly amid modernization efforts in the sector.

International Women's Day celebrated in Geita, showcasing local achievements.

Tanzania promotes AI to enhance regional integration and security at a conference.

Local contractors gain budget support to boost development projects across the country.

Women lead Tanzania’s HIV response through advocacy and leadership initiatives.

Africa CDC launches program to tackle rising noncommunicable diseases across the continent.

Researchers identify a safe chemical to help disable malaria-carrying mosquitoes.

Health students initiate a special program for schools in three regions of Tanzania.

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