Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th December, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania and the U.S. advance major cooperation deals worth over $42 billion.

Experts warn that buying mobile phones on credit may increase debt burdens for consumers.

Zanzibar records an impressive 97 percent pass rate in recent PSL exams.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly raping and injuring his grandmother.

Tanzania explores new strategies to promote the Kwala Industrial Park for economic growth.

The Prime Minister warns market authorities not to block traders' capital.

International review shows progress in cancer control efforts across Tanzania.

Zanzibar plans a large-scale assessment of eye diseases in 69 Shehias.

Gene-drive mosquitoes show promise in suppressing malaria in Tanzania.

Major airports in Eastern Africa face a peer review for compliance with WHO health regulations.

Tanzania demands diversified climate finance at COP30 to support sustainable initiatives.

Projects from Tanzania win awards for promoting peace and digital education.

Silence falls over Mbeya as Tanzanians commemorate 64 years of independence.

Samata returns to the national team after a year’s absence for upcoming AFCON matches.

Tanzania's leaders reflect on their role in the country's economic transformation at 64.

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