Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd November, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania’s Catholic Bishops urge national healing and accountability after recent unrest.

Benedictine Sisters celebrate 175 years of service in Zomba Diocese, Malawi.

Students in Dar es Salaam face charges over an assault linked to a personal dispute.

Tanzania's fisheries exports surge, boosting momentum for the blue economy.

Police detain a nursery school teacher for alleged online incitement.

Tanzania Police ramp up security amid calls for Independence Day protests.

Energy Minister warns electrical contractors about underperformance issues.

President Samia commissions 296 new officers at the Military Academy in Monduli.

Dr. Mwinyi and VP Nchimbi pledge stronger cooperation on Union affairs.

Karatu community attributes educational gains to support from local investors.

Africa must lead in global health governance, urges ECSA-HC for a bold new era.

Youths are central to the peace narrative, addressing demographic discontent across Africa.

Tanzania sees rising industrial demand, pushing imports to new heights.

MUWASA called to address sewage leakage issues at Boma Mbuzi.

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