Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th May, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Rwandan peacekeepers hand over a rehabilitated basketball court to the local community in Bossembélé.

Tanzania sees a sharp rise in honey exports, with a 67.85 percent increase recorded.

The Gambia's rural electrification is transforming lives in Jah Kunda Village.

Regulatory body expresses satisfaction with the progress of the regional crude oil pipeline project.

Tanzania's tourist arrivals are projected to rise by 10.7 percent in 2025, according to the minister.

Mo Dewji plans to invest $50 million in a soft drinks plant in Kenya, challenging Coca-Cola and Pepsi.

Government collaborates with Serengeti Breweries to advance the Sustainable Development Agenda.

Residents of Ruvuma are encouraged to engage with Caritas economic programs to combat poverty.

The Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Program enters its third phase to enhance resilience and job creation.

Nigeria's economic hardship is leading to family breakdowns, warns a Catholic bishop.

Tanzania ranks among the ten African countries with the highest fuel prices, causing concern.

Physicists have observed a strange quantum rotation effect that defies intuition, sparking interest.

WHO declares the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo an international emergency.

Ancient ocean may have shaped Central Asia’s dinosaur-era mountains, according to new research.

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