Tanzania News in English

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

Tanzania’s President Hassan reshuffles cabinet, dropping seven ministers after a landslide election win.

Tanzania pushes for faster delivery of energy targets to boost national development.

Education remains a top priority for every girl in our nation, says government officials.

Msua Primary School's initiative sparks a new partnership for educational improvement.

Africa loses fifty percent of revenue and twenty-five percent of GDP to corruption, warns AU.

Tanzania government announces an eight-member team to investigate election protest events.

TIRA encourages innovation to enhance nationwide insurance adoption across the country.

Statisticians urged to deliver accurate data essential for national development, says RC Mtanda.

Over twenty-one thousand candidates begin their Form IV exams in Zanzibar today.

Zanzibar President inspects progress of Sports City ahead of AFCON 2027.

New drug shows promise as a breakthrough treatment for deadly tuberculosis, trial suggests.

South Sudan intensifies preventive measures following the Marburg outbreak in Ethiopia.

Great Lakes leaders call for peace and security in Central Africa during recent summit.

Putin to meet Togo's president in the Kremlin to discuss bilateral relations.

Barrick Gold shakes up leadership and operations in a bid to right the ship.

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