Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th November, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania's investments in power projects hit Sh13.5 trillion, boosting national energy security.

Government reaffirms commitment to fast wildlife compensation amid tourism goals for 2027 AFCON.

Tanzania defeats New Zealand in FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup, reviving knockout hopes.

Technical team deployed in Moro to fix faulty weighbridge, ensuring smoother operations.

Tanzania-Korea investment partnership reaches new heights, enhancing bilateral cooperation.

Tanganyika Law Society challenges IGP over election-day curfew in constitutional case.

CNN investigation reveals police fatally shooting protesters in Tanzania, raising concerns.

Strong ties with China drive Tanzanians to learn the Chinese language for better opportunities.

Marburg outbreak worsens in Ethiopia as death toll rises, testing health systems.

Lab-made antivenom shows promise in ending Africa’s snakebite crisis, working against 17 species.

CRDB Bank makes history as the first East African bank licensed to operate in Dubai.

Dar City’s recent win boosts hopes for BAL 2026 qualification, finishing strong in the East Division.

Astronomers pinpoint 3I/ATLAS's path based on new data from Mars, revealing its trajectory.

NASA rover discovers 'mini lightning' on Mars, adding to the mysteries of the red planet.

Children of Niger’s detained president plead for his release, highlighting human rights concerns.

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