Tanzania News in English

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

Tanzania calls on 230 tour guides to boost its global tourism brand.

Nduta Refugee Camp is set to close on April 30 amid forced repatriation allegations.

Amani Forest garners global attention as ecotourism continues to thrive in Tanzania.

Felicia Schroder scores a hat-trick, leading Hacken to victory over Hammarby in the Europa Cup final.

Tanzania’s RUJAT advocates for stronger media freedom and amplified rural voices.

Government tasks environmentalists to play a key role in implementing Vision 2050.

President Samia pledges a pay rise next year, urging workers to enhance performance.

Tanzania launches a Carbon Trade Centre to address payment gaps in environmental initiatives.

Tanzania allocates 89 million USD for ICT budget, targeting rural towers and 5G expansion.

Trade unions are urged to invest more in the development of workers’ skills.

World Press Freedom Day highlights mixed perceptions of media freedom across Africa.

Malaria prevalence drops to an impressive 0.04 percent in Zanzibar.

Africa's victory over malaria hinges on local efforts and resources.

Single-dose rabies vaccine shows promising protection in recent trials conducted by Oxford.

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