Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st April, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania hosts its first Global Entrepreneurship Festival, linking investors and entrepreneurs across Africa.

Closer care and safer births are transforming lives, one delivery at a time.

A village in Monduli pioneers rainwater harvesting through the ‘Running with the Maasai’ initiative.

Tanzania seeks Canadian expertise to cut food imports and modernize its agriculture sector.

Over 300 patients benefit from a recent reconstructive surgery camp in Tanzania.

Tanzania is preparing to host COP12 to protect marine and coastal ecosystems.

The youth ministry is seeking Sh35.9 billion to boost its empowerment agenda.

Tanzania opens carbon markets to local communities under new guidelines, according to reports.

A new Pan-African Leadership Program has been launched through universities in Kenya and beyond.

John Korir breaks the Boston Marathon course record as Kenyans retain their titles.

Andrey Rublev expresses frustration during the Barcelona Open final, saying he hates the sport.

Leno’s superb late save earns Fulham a draw against Brentford, impacting their European hopes.

New plastic film technology can tear apart viruses on contact, offering promising health benefits.

Antibiotic-resistance genes have been detected in newborns within just three days of life.

Discoid Lupus treatment with hydroxychloroquine is linked to lower cardiovascular risk.

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