Presidents rarely break ground on a $300 million project and then tell the crowd it is still not enough. Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni did exactly that this week in Mpigi District.

Tanzania could unlock new business opportunities and improve public services by making geospatial data more accessible and enabling startups to test digital products before investing ...

The Court of Appeal has upheld a Sh10 million compensation award to a municipal director after a businessman was found liable for having an affair with the director’s wife.

Kilosa District has been plunged into panic following a farmer's murder that triggered violent clashes between police and an enraged mob on Wedne3, 2026.

In a primary school classroom in Tanga City, a group of children sit in circles, laughing as they arrange cards into words and sentences. To an outsider, it may look like a game.

When Tanzania projects its vision toward a $1 trillion economy by 2050, public discourse naturally centres on mega-infrastructure, industrial expansion, natural resources, and human capital.

Over 50 members of the Muinue Morogoro Municipality Widows Women's Group are gearing up for a seven-day regional entrepreneurship conference in Dodoma, running from September 28 to October 5, 2026.

Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Dr Ashatu Kijaji said Tanzania is stepping up efforts to ensure communities living alongside protected areas benefit from tourism while playing ...

The US State Department on Wednesday pledged an additional $267 ​million toward fighting the Ebola outbreak in central ‌Africa, as health authorities battle to get the deadly virus under control.

The Court of Appeal has upheld a Sh10 million compensation award to a municipal director after a businessman was found liable for having an affair with the director’s wife.

Tanzania has spent Sh104 billion to secure the right to host and broadcast the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), with the government now seeking to turn the continental football tournament ...

Judges at the International Criminal Court convicted on Wednesday a former Seleka militia leader from the Central African Republic of crimes against humanity including torture.