Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th June, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania's exports surge by 13.5% to nearly 19 billion dollars, driven by gold and tourism.

Tanzania signs strategic cooperation deals with Singapore to advance its Vision 2050 goals.

President Samia's foreign visits focus on attracting investment opportunities rather than seeking aid.

Businesses receive relief as Tanzania introduces tax breaks and subsidies in the new budget.

Tanzania aims to reduce reliance on imported agricultural inputs amid global crises.

Confucius Institutes expand Chinese language learning across universities in Tanzania.

Twelve suspects face charges over alleged fraud in Tanzania’s Masasi water pipeline project.

Tanzania reveals World Bank funding of 320 million dollars for climate change infrastructure restoration.

Barrick Gold commits 10 million dollars to train mining experts in Tanzania.

The US Congress softens a bill on Tanzania but retains security cooperation provisions.

Tanzania pushes its tourism agenda at a recent United Nations meeting.

Middle East conflict threatens to worsen fuel and food prices in Tanzania.

Tanzania raises the stakes in preparations for the upcoming AFCON 2027 football tournament.

World Cup 2026 kicks off in Mexico with vibrant performances and protests.

Raúl Jiménez leads Mexico to victory against South Africa in the World Cup opener.

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