Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th May, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

African forest nations push for a viable carbon market route to enhance sustainability.

Tanzania and Russia sign cooperation agreements to boost tourism, energy, and trade.

Government allocates $109 million to Air Tanzania for significant sector boost.

Zanzibar plans to invest Sh1 trillion to strengthen health services by 2030.

Rwandan peacekeepers engage in sports and community outreach activities in Central African Republic.

Tanzania's U-17 team shines, cruising into quarter-finals of TotalEnergies AFCON with a strong win.

NMB Bank becomes a key player in reshaping Tanzania's banking landscape with major deals.

Pressure mounts on Zanzibar's Agriculture Ministry over a controversial budget plan for 2026/27.

Global Health Emergency Corps launches strategy to build a health workforce ready by 2030.

Tanzania and Kenya compete to host Dangote’s East African refinery, intensifying regional rivalry.

Urgent action needed to vaccinate children in conflict zones amid rising health concerns.

Malaria vaccine could save millions of children's lives, but distribution remains a challenge.

Zanzibar adopts AI-powered drones in a new strategy to combat malaria effectively.

Assessment reveals immediate postpartum contraception uptake among women in Uganda is critical.

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