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Human Rights Watch is calling on Tanzanian authorities to ensure transparency and accountability regarding the post-electoral violence that occurred following the October 29 elections.

The Tanzania Meteorological Authority has issued a weather alert warning of heavy rainfall across multiple regions, urging residents to take precautions.

Tanzania's Ministry of Energy showcased the country's advancements in the energy sector at the Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 in India.

King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden bids farewell to Tanzania's Ambassador to Sweden, Mobhare Matinyi, discussing cooperation between the two nations.

The Minister for Finance in Tanzania has instructed the Joint Finance Commission to collaborate with the government to enhance financial service delivery to citizens.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has donated food and essential supplies to needy families in Dar es Salaam as part of Eid al-Fitr celebrations.

Tanzania's High Commissioner to Zimbabwe visited the Tanzania Ports Authority office in Harare to discuss improving cargo transportation from Tanzania to Southern Africa.

Tanzania's government intervened to resolve a mining dispute between Paradiso Minerals Limited and investor Zhao Hao over the extraction of amazonite gemstones in Karatu District.

Tanzania's Finance Minister emphasized the government's commitment to deepen development cooperation with Canada, highlighting the significant contributions made by Canada in various sectors.

The Tanzania Ending Child Marriage Network is advocating for a legal reform to raise the minimum marriage age for girls to 18 as the current law allows marriage at a younger age under certain conditions.

The Tanzania Ending Child Marriage Network is advocating for the legal marriage age for girls to be raised to 18, challenging the current laws that allow girls as young as 14 to marry with court approval.

The Tanzanian government aims to tackle tax challenges in the upcoming budget to facilitate a better business environment for traders and industrialists, promoting investment.

Two longstanding rival clubs from the Kariakoo neighborhood in Dar es Salaam are simultaneously performing well in CAF continental competitions, highlighting their historical rivalry and current success in football.

East Africa is showing significant growth in hotel construction, led by Kenya, Ethiopia, and Tanzania, which are seeing high rates of development compared to other regions.

Lemi Limbu, a woman with intellectual disabilities, has had her death sentence overturned by a Tanzanian court after more than ten years of incarceration.

Malawi, Tanzania, and Mozambique have initiated a $7.12 million GEF project aimed at protecting the Ruvuma Basin ecosystem.

The Tanzanian High Court has upheld the establishment of a commission to investigate post-election violence, rejecting a legal challenge by three individuals.

Tanzanian investors are increasingly acquiring Kenyan companies, exemplified by Edha Nahdi's acquisition of Bamburi Cement, boosting the construction sector and promising job creation.

Tanzania's Parliamentary Standing Committee has reported that the demarcation of the Tanzania-Kenya border is 75% complete, highlighting its significance as a model in Africa.

Tanzania's Prime Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba affirmed the government's commitment to collaborate with religious organizations to uphold moral values and foster national development during a church service.

Tanzania's government has proposed a budget of 62.33 trillion TZS for the 2026/27 financial year, reflecting a 10.3% increase aimed at strengthening the economy.

A Tanzanian investor has taken over Kenya's Nation Media Group, ending a 66-year era of control by the Agha Khan's economic development fund.

A new Energy Club has been launched at Bunge Girls Secondary School in Dodoma, Tanzania, aimed at promoting clean cooking methods and reducing smoke pollution in kitchens.

Women judges in Tanzania are advocating against gender-based violence (GBV) and promoting justice during the International Day of Women Judges 2026 commemoration.

The article discusses the author's deep personal connection to Zanzibar, detailing experiences shaped by its culture, religion, and culinary delights.

Tanzania is forcibly evicting Burundian refugees from camps, prompting concern from the UN as refugees report violence and destruction of their homes.

Tanzania has significantly improved child survival rates and reduced maternal mortality by 80%, achieving notable milestones in health care.

Government officials in Tanga warn that children are being deprived of their right to play and rest due to excessive academic pressures, which could hinder their development.

Burundian returnees arriving from Tanzania express their struggles and hardships, as many face destruction of their homes and pressure during the repatriation process.

Tanzania's fuel prices have increased significantly in March 2026, driven by a 10.76% rise attributed to the Gulf crisis, impacting petrol, diesel, and kerosene across major ports.

Tanzania has rejected international criticisms regarding violence during the October General Election, claiming these statements are biased and omit key facts.

Tanzania's Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba received 305 public complaints at a rally in Mbulu, emphasizing the need for accountability in addressing citizen grievances.

William Kikanae, a committed Maasai leader, emphasizes education, women's empowerment, and employment to progress his community in Tanzania and Kenya, and he recently visited Spain to promote his projects.

The Tanzanian government has dismissed allegations of electoral process disruption as one-sided and unverified, while addressing the international community's concerns during a UN meeting in Geneva.

The Tanzanian government has issued a security advisory urging its citizens in the Middle East to remain cautious and suspend travel due to rising tensions in the region.

A Tanzanian MP has called for a comprehensive economic plan to enhance the economic situation in Kagera Region.

Tanzanian companies are facing significant financial losses due to poor data quality, which hampers decision-making and affects profit margins.

A study highlights the prevalence of child labor in coastal and marine activities in Zanzibar, with children like Asha contributing to the local economy.

Tanzania launches a pilot project aimed at financing forest and landscape restoration, in collaboration with various stakeholders including local communities and financial institutions.

MP Ndindi Nyoro highlights Kenya's severe economic challenges, particularly regarding national debt, ahead of the 2027 elections.

The Tanzanian government is reviewing national land disputes to address issues threatening social cohesion, according to Prime Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba.

Zanzibar Island, known for its beautiful beaches and affordable prices, is highlighted as an ideal tropical getaway for Brits looking for a summer holiday.

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.