Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th July, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Kiswahili’s 200 million speakers turn language into a tool for African integration.

Swiss investor A Squared Holding moves to acquire full control of Nawiri Group's Tanzania safari business.

Tanzania delegation pushes intellectual property agenda at the 68th WIPO Assemblies.

Kapinga urges Tanzanians to visit Sabasaba as locally made products continue to improve.

JICA equips Tanzanian women and youth with skills for self-employment opportunities.

Illegal mining blamed for rising flood risks around Lake Rukwa.

Mwanza City braces for the 21st World Lake Conference this week.

Tanzania's central bank buys 28 tons of gold over the past 18 months for reserves.

Google Play launches a $1 million fund for Africa's independent game developers.

Ocean temperatures may be shielding Earth from a potential planet-wide drought.

AI and drone technologies scan over 135,000 mosquito breeding sites for better control.

Researchers develop low-cost catnip mosquito repellent for rural Uganda, proving effective.

Priorities in youth health highlighted at the recent African Conference.

Kingdom showcases Vision 2030 progress at the UN’s High-Level Political Forum.

Bruno Guimaraes expresses desire to join Arsenal after World Cup exit with Brazil.

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