Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th August, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Samia orders joint action to resolve farmer-herder conflicts across the nation.

Tanzania boosts clean cooking energy campaign while targeting more value from natural gas.

Yas urges farmers to embrace digital services to enhance productivity in agriculture.

Rwanda arrests 80 in a crackdown on illicit liquors, closing several firms.

From police to lawyer, Peter Madeleka’s career path changed after the 2006 trader killings.

Tanzania relaxes foreign exchange rules, opening government debt market to global investors.

Morocco earns a Women's World Cup berth with a thrilling victory over South Africa.

New drug shows promising survival gains for pancreatic cancer patients in Illinois.

Explainable AI technology helps predict dangerous bleeding after severe heart attacks.

How social media has transformed into Tanzania’s public courtroom for family disputes.

From 30 years behind bars to freedom, a legal flaw overturns a rape conviction.

Tanzania eyes expanded Dangote investments in fertilizer and energy sectors.

Thousands turn up for Yanga Day as the club marks 91 years with a new vision.

Tanzania's gold strategy evolves beyond mining as foreign reserves rise significantly.

Swahili Komik Con 2026 opens new doors for Tanzania's creative talent and industry.

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