Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th July, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Over five thousand patients in Sudan benefit from dialysis services through King Salman Aid.

Peace and stability are attracting more investors, says Uhuru Torch leader.

Chadema takes action against leaders who accused Heche of misconduct.

NBAA encourages youth to explore careers in accounting at Sabasaba.

The Arusha Summit wraps up with key infrastructure projects approved for the East African Community.

Zanzibar sees a 3.1 percent rise in tourist arrivals for June.

Tanzania warns fake input dealers and fertilizer smugglers of tough consequences.

The Bank of Tanzania cautions the public against renting accounts for suspicious transfers.

EBRD supports expansion plans for Yas in Africa.

Chinese investors are boosting Africa’s multibillion-dollar e-bike market significantly.

Bongo Flava celebrates 30 years, reflecting on its musical journey and cultural impact.

Tiny ocean waves can influence climate thousands of kilometers away, scientists reveal.

Uganda transforms local catnip into an effective, low-cost mosquito repellent.

US Embassy warns Americans to avoid Congo due to Ebola outbreak after an aid worker was infected.

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