Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st July, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Northern Gulf of Guinea Regions receive a USD 163 million boost to tackle conflict and climate change.

Tanzania commits 12.6 billion shillings for crucial Serengeti infrastructure upgrades after flood damage.

SADC pledges support for Madagascar's return to constitutional rule amid regional tensions.

TRA celebrates 30 years with a tree planting initiative and a 162 million shilling medical donation.

Tanzania sets a July 31 deadline for the rehabilitation of the 64 billion shilling Hale hydropower project.

Kenyan traders and global investors are eyeing opportunities in the Tanzanian market during a trade mission.

Tanzania expands its universal health coverage, ensuring no family is left behind in healthcare access.

A new book explores Lake Tanganyika, highlighting its ecological importance and the challenges it faces.

Tanzania still grapples with a skills gap despite 25 years of educational reform efforts.

Zambia's Bishop Msipu encourages priests to find strength in God amidst ongoing challenges.

Tanzania's investment hits USD 3.16 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, attracting new opportunities.

Blue Origin is set to adopt a new launch approach to resume its New Glenn rocket flights this year.

The Milky Way’s unusual gamma-ray glow may finally hold the key to dark matter mysteries.

Cryptococcal meningitis continues to be a neglected health crisis linked to HIV in Africa.

Stepped alcohol treatment via telehealth shows promise in reducing alcohol use effectively.

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