Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th May, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Serengeti Boys prepare for historic U-17 AFCON final against Senegal.

Government advances disability rights agenda with new inclusive policies nationwide.

Tanzania and Serbia agree to strengthen relations in trade and development.

Tanzania partners with WaterAid UK to enhance sustainable water and sanitation services.

Tanzania seized over 1,000 tonnes of narcotics in 2025, with a drop in cannabis seizures.

FC Supra dominate Inter Toronto in a thrilling match during heavy rain.

Bunda MP praises Dr. Samia for her support of Tanzania’s sports excellence.

Zanzibar spends Sh1.6 billion annually on vaccines, achieving 92 percent coverage.

Neanderthals may have been the first dentists in recorded history, new analysis shows.

Sugary drinks linked to increased risk of male baldness, researchers warn.

Recent study finds low calcium dose for pregnant women is just as effective.

A new chapter unfolds in Tanzania's wild heart, highlighting its natural beauty.

Recent analysis shows Neanderthals used rhinoceros teeth as ancient tools.

Industrial push in Tanzania cuts imports while boosting exports significantly.

AMECEA highlights synodality as central to the Church’s mission in recent discussions.

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