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Super Eagles reserve goalkeeper Amas Obasogie has been suspended for three months due to allegations of match-fixing by his club, Singida Black Stars, as they undergo an investigation.

A group of Burundians has returned to their country from Tanzania as part of a repatriation initiative by the Tanzanian government.

Tanzania's Ministry of Health has issued a warning about the recent rise in cases of severe respiratory illnesses, including influenza and COVID-19, urging the public to follow preventive measures.

There are significant concerns regarding the coercive repatriation of Burundian refugees from Tanzania, many of whom fear political persecution upon returning home.

Amnesty International Kenya and the Law Society of Kenya are calling for a thorough investigation into the attempted abduction of Tanzanian human rights activist Mshabaha Hamza.

Tanzania's judiciary has successfully resolved 93% of economic cases, recovering 13.1 trillion Tanzanian shillings and enhancing public confidence in the legal system.

Latvian Dace's journey to Tanzania led her to a new life and a successful travel business in the country.

Tanzania has prohibited public servants from using personal email accounts for official communications, emphasizing the importance of government email systems.

Zanzibar has reported a decline in maternal and newborn deaths, though the government emphasizes that further improvements are necessary.

Somalia and Tanzania have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing migration management cooperation and institutional coordination between the two countries.

The African Union has appointed President Samia Suluhu Hassan as its Champion for reproductive, maternal, and child health, acknowledging Tanzania's health reforms.

Wydad Casablanca advanced to the quarter-finals of the African Confederation Cup with a 2-0 victory over Tanzania's Azam, securing first place in their group.

A recent study shows lions and lionesses in Tanzania's Nyerere National Park have distinct roars, differing from the iconic roar of the MGM lion.

CAF President Patrice Motsepe announced plans for the African Cup of Nations to potentially expand to 28 teams and confirmed the tournament's future schedule every four years.

Reports indicate that there may be a postponement of the Africa Cup of Nations scheduled for 2027 to 2028 due to concerns about the readiness and security conditions in the host countries.

Tanzania has been recognized as the leader in East Africa for online safety management, ranking among the top 45 nations globally in cybersecurity standards according to the Global Cybersecurity Index released by the ITU.

The CCM Jamhuri Stadium in Dodoma, Tanzania, will undergo a significant upgrade with the installation of 5,500 seats to improve event management and spectator comfort.

Tanzanian MPs express concerns over delays in processing pensions for elderly citizens due to lack of documentation.

Tanzania has secured its position as Africa's top producer of certified coffee, achieving a global ranking fourth overall.

The article discusses the normalization of election repression in East Africa, highlighting human rights abuses in Uganda and Tanzania and the escalating political violence in Kenya ahead of upcoming elections.

The Confederation of African Football is inspecting facilities in Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya in preparation for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.

Valters Pūce jokingly proposed to his girlfriend Alise Broka while on a trip to Tanzania, but it was all in good fun as part of a local tradition.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania delivered remarks at the launch of the Global Africa Investment Summit in Dubai, emphasizing Africa's development potential and the importance of global partnerships.

Russia and Tanzania enhance their trade relations through high-level talks focusing on economic cooperation.

A couple from Gironde, France, shares their harrowing experience of being captured and held hostage in Tanzania while traveling around the world with their children.

The trial of Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu, initially resumed this week, has been postponed to February 11 due to unresolved issues regarding witness anonymity.

Tanzanian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Thabit Kombo met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow to discuss enhancing bilateral relations.

The arrest of opposition leader John Heche in Tanzania has raised serious rights concerns and accusations of political repression ahead of the upcoming elections.

Tanzania has officially reopened the Kariakoo Main Market, highlighting its importance as a regional trade hub with a focus on service quality and transparency.

A preventive treatment campaign addressing intestinal worms and schistosomiasis is set to benefit over 81,000 children in Ukerewe District, Tanzania.

Dar es Salaam's famed Kariakoo market is set to reopen after four years of reconstruction following a devastating fire, with efforts to meet international standards for products sold.

Uganda and Tanzania's leaders held discussions to enhance cooperation on trade and infrastructure without compromising regional peace.

Tanzania and Uganda are set to begin exporting crude oil internationally starting in July, a move aimed at enhancing bilateral economic cooperation and launching broader energy and infrastructure projects.

A recent report by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission highlights that corruption in Kenya continues to impede economic development, costing the country approximately 1.5 billion US dollars annually.

The article discusses the experiences of Olivia Albert and the changing perceptions of female genital mutilation (FGM) in African communities, particularly in Tanzania, where efforts are being made to challenge this harmful practice.

Technical issues with passport scanners at Tenerife's southern airport resulted in long queues and frustrated travelers this week.

The Tanzanian government is intensifying efforts to repatriate approximately 142,000 Burundian refugees, raising concerns about their safety due to potential poverty, persecution, and violence in Burundi.

A group of Palestinian adventurers successfully raised the Palestinian flag at Uhuru Peak, the highest point of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, after a six-day expedition.

The Tanzanian government is implementing various technologies, including electric fencing, to protect communities near national parks from dangerous wildlife, especially elephants.

The Health Minister of Tanzania, Mohamed Mchengerwa, inaugurated a new PET scan machine at the Ocean Road Cancer Institute in Dar es Salaam, aimed at enhancing cancer screening and reducing medical costs for citizens.

The Chief Justice of Tanzania has announced initiatives to expedite justice delivery in courts and address integrity issues among stakeholders.

Three months after the violent crackdown on protests against a fraudulent election in Tanzania, testimonies are emerging about the government's brutal response that led to numerous deaths.

Tanzania is initiating a program to enhance its pharmaceutical industry in order to decrease reliance on imported medicines and establish itself as a manufacturing hub for East Africa.

Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan publicly expressed regret for the internet shutdown during the country's disputed October elections, acknowledging the ensuing disruption and violence.

Uganda's election on January 15 saw a significant internet blackout, raising concerns about transparency while the government claimed it was to curb misinformation.

The African Football Confederation (CAF) announced the qualification draw system for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations 2027, to be held in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.

Tanzanian cartoonist Gado warns of a decline in freedom of expression in East African countries and emphasizes the role of satirical art in challenging dictators and authoritarian leaders.

Human rights lawyer Martha Karua warns that political freedoms are dwindling in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, with Uganda's upcoming elections serving as a critical test.

China's top diplomat Wang Yi has called on Tanzania to support multilateralism, promising ongoing cooperation and solidarity with Africa during his tour.

China's top diplomat Wang Yi cautioned against foreign interference in Tanzania following its disputed elections, expressing confidence in the country's leadership and electoral process.