Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th April, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania targets large-scale apple production to reduce imports.

Tanzania's mining budget aims for leadership in critical minerals and niobium production.

Government assesses the 30 percent tax on forest products exports in Tanzania.

Child marriage remains a concern despite legal frameworks protecting rights in Tanzania.

Experts advocate for skill-focused academic schedules to reduce unemployment in Tanzania.

Tanzanian commission recommends a push for a new constitution after post-election violence.

Belarusian envoy visits Dar es Salaam to strengthen diplomatic ties with Tanzania.

President Samia calls on youth to foster national unity amid rising divisions.

Lake Victoria's Nile Perch presents a fish paradox affecting Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.

Tanzania implements strategies to combat cholera threats in vulnerable regions.

Chinese medical team provides free healthcare services to Zanzibar's rural communities.

Tanzania's KCMC laboratory week raises awareness on safe drug use practices.

Scientists discover safer methods for identifying potential pandemic viruses.

Africa's infrastructure push accelerates amid global energy challenges.

Morocco ranks second in Africa's China Ready Index for 2026.

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