Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th August, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Zanzibar calls for stronger road safety measures to protect its citizens.

Activists urge the community in Arusha to speak out against child abuse.

Tanzania launches its third Exchange Traded Fund to boost capital market participation.

Uhuru Torch Race kicks off Sh18 billion projects aimed at development in Shinyanga.

A Tanzanian ship that ran aground in Mombasa has finally been pulled from the reefs.

Tanzania introduces a new migration coordination framework to enhance management.

Tanzania and the Netherlands strengthen their partnership focusing on investment and jobs.

Dr. Samia meets President Tshisekedi to discuss transportation and regional cooperation.

Parliament reschedules its sitting to accommodate the national Maulid Day celebrations.

Tanzania chairs the Regional Labour Migration Committee to address workforce issues.

Dr. Nyansaho attends the SADC summit to discuss regional peace and development.

KCMC rolls out free emergency treatment for snakebite victims across the region.

Kidney transplants are now taking root at MNH-Mloganzila, offering new hope to patients.

KCMC plans to launch a new master’s course aimed at boosting vaccine skills.

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