Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st November, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

President Samia launches inquiry commission to address election-related unrest in Tanzania.

Mzumbe University urged to strengthen global partnerships for better collaboration.

Sunflower farming supported by GGML boosts rural livelihoods across Tanzania.

Government plans to enhance public education on Union and environmental issues.

Dodoma social development officers encouraged to promote community participation initiatives.

Tanzania transforms libraries into innovation hubs for the youth.

Officials assure that mine water poses no threat to public safety.

Tourism boom leads to a significant surge in air travel demand.

A doctor has been arrested in Geita for investigations into criminal offenses.

Farmers advised to embrace agroforestry practices to enhance crop yields.

Tanzania partners with a Chinese firm to build a medical equipment factory.

CRDB Bank lists Al Barakah Sukuk bond on the Dar es Salaam stock exchange.

New guidelines issued by the Bank of Tanzania for handling consumer complaints.

Meta's connectivity plans face challenges as security risks delay Red Sea cables.

IGAD holds emergency meeting on the confirmed Marburg virus outbreak in Ethiopia.

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