Tanzania’s natural gas sector is gaining fresh momentum following a new discovery at the Mnazi Bay field, reinforcing the country’s long-term strategy to expand domestic energy production and reduce reliance on imports. The development, led by Maurel & Prom, highlights continued investment in the Mnazi Bay block—one of Tanzania’s most important gas-producing areas. The field...
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Tanzania Expands Rural Connectivity with 133 New Telecom Sites
Tanzania has taken another major step in expanding digital access, following the completion of 133 new telecommunications sites under the Universal Communications Service Access Fund (UCSAF) programme. The rollout is part of a broader government effort to extend network coverage to rural and underserved communities. The project, delivered in partnership with Helios Towers, aims to...
Mwalimu Backs Inquiry Commission as Tanzania Pushes for Healing and Unit.
CHAUMMA presidential candidate Salum Mwalimu has expressed strong confidence in the Commission of Inquiry established to investigate unrest linked to Tanzania’s 2025 general elections. He described the commission as a crucial step toward restoring stability and rebuilding trust across the country. Speaking in Dar es Salaam, Mwalimu emphasized that the commission represents all Tanzanians, regardless...
Zanzibar Steps Up Restoration of Historic Stone Town to Preserve Heritage
Zanzibar is accelerating efforts to restore the historic Stone Town, reinforcing its commitment to protecting one of East Africa’s most important cultural landmarks. The initiative focuses on preserving the town’s unique architecture and rich heritage while upgrading key public spaces. According to local officials, the government has allocated about TZS 11 billion for restoration activities...
Tanzania and China Honor Fallen Workers Behind Historic TAZARA Railway.
Tanzania and China have jointly commemorated Chinese experts who lost their lives during the construction of the Tanzania-Zambia Railway (TAZARA), marking both remembrance and the enduring partnership between the two nations. The ceremony took place in Dar es Salaam during the Qingming Festival, a traditional Chinese day of honoring the deceased. Leaders and representatives from...
Tanzania Joins World Lacrosse as Sport Expands in Africa
Tanzania has officially been admitted as a member of World Lacrosse, marking a significant step in the country’s entry into the global lacrosse community. The announcement also included the United Arab Emirates, bringing the total number of member nations to 97. With this move, Tanzania becomes part of the Africa Association of Lacrosse, joining other...
Tanzania Telecommunications Corporation Opens New Centre to Demonstrate High-Speed Fibre Services
The Tanzania Telecommunications Corporation (TTCL) has launched a new fibre experience centre in Dar es Salaam, aimed at promoting the use of high-speed internet and accelerating the country’s digital transformation. Located in Kijitonyama, the facility allows users to experience how fibre internet works in real-life settings. Visitors can see how fast and reliable connectivity supports...
Iran Estimates War Damage at $270 Billion Amid Ongoing Tensions
Iran has put the estimated cost of damages from the recent conflict involving the United States and Israel at around $270 billion, according to a government spokesperson. The figure, officials say, is still preliminary and subject to further detailed assessment. Authorities explained that the evaluation will be carried out in stages, starting with the physical...
Mining, Manufacturing Lead Tanzania’s Investment Inflows.
Tanzania continues to attract strong foreign investment, with mining and quarrying maintaining a dominant position as the leading sector. According to the Tanzania Investment Report 2025, the sector accounts for nearly three-quarters of total foreign direct investment (FDI) stock, highlighting its central role in the country’s economy. Investment in mining has steadily increased, reaching about...
10 Signs Your Body Is Struggling with Chronic Stress.
Your body often sends quiet signals when it’s overwhelmed—but many people ignore them until it’s too late. Here are key warning signs that your body may be under chronic stress: Waking up frequently between 2–4 a.m., even when you’re tired, could be your nervous system stuck in overdrive. Constant fatigue, even after a full night’s...








