Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th December, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Fifteen EU countries, the UK, and Canada demand the release of political prisoners in Tanzania.

International Civil Aviation Day is being observed today, promoting safe air transport globally.

Tanzania is once again recognized as the world’s leading safari destination for travelers.

Tanzania Ports Authority and AGL have signed a memorandum for new Bagamoyo Port berths.

Rwanda and Tanzania reaffirm their commitment to joint border security efforts at the Ngoma meeting.

Underperforming public entities in Tanzania may face merger or dissolution in upcoming reforms.

A wildfire is sweeping across Mount Hanang as authorities rule out volcanic activity in the area.

The TR Office secures second place in the 2024 Best Presented Financial Statements Award.

Dr. Nchimbi emphasizes the need for NEMC to strengthen union alongside environmental conservation efforts.

Noskova volunteers at a Zanzibar school, describing her experience as truly unforgettable.

Africa’s markets are reshaping debt, energy, and telecom ties as the continent evolves.

A rare case of asystole following chest tube placement highlights medical challenges in healthcare.

Japan faces a dementia crisis, raising questions about the role of technology in providing solutions.

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