Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th May, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Rwanda launches eye care campaign for the elderly under military and police outreach programme.

Nipashe journalist honoured for outstanding road safety reporting.

MPs impressed by Oryx operations and Tanzania’s clean energy initiatives.

Government pledges continued support for midwives across the nation.

Streamlining curriculum shift deemed pivotal in education estimates.

Insurance sub-sector assets soar past 2.633 trillion shillings.

Wanu hosts pupils for an educational tour at parliament in Dodoma.

Kakulu emphasizes that road safety education will save lives.

Tanzania launches major iron ore and coal projects in three months, says official.

Free cataract surgery campaign set to restore sight for hundreds in Arusha.

Sweden’s graduation from aid raises questions on power and partnership for Tanzania.

Strong start for Songwe sesame farmers as sales hit three billion shillings.

Experts call for a UK four-day workweek as study links long hours to obesity.

British passengers from hantavirus cruise ship are now isolated for safety.

Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15 million over unauthorized commercial use of her image.

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