Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th June, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania aims to attract more Chinese tourists to boost its economy.

President Samia meets Nigerian tycoon Dangote to discuss new investments in Tanzania.

Late goal rush sees Austria and Algeria advance in the World Cup 2026.

Financial literacy initiatives are targeting youth to enhance agribusiness growth.

Karume explains his decision to lead the Lowassa Foundation for community development.

Exim Bank is transforming lives in Zanzibar by building stronger communities beyond banking.

Experts support tax relief measures as Tanzania revises its Finance Bill for 2026.

Lunar fishing ban proves beneficial for Lake Victoria's dagaa fishers this season.

A UDOM student has developed an AI system to track service delivery and prevent exam cheating.

Energy Minister forms a special probe team to investigate National Grid failures.

Nigeria, Tanzania, and Ethiopia lead Africa's electrification surge, according to a new report.

Youth energy innovators share Sh30 million to scale up their solutions for sustainable energy.

Tobacco-growing nations are pushing for stronger cooperation to protect the sector's economic role.

Catherine completes the Three Peaks Challenge to raise awareness for cancer support.

Scientists confirm that two gamma-ray bursts were caused by collapsing neutron stars in space.

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