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Cardinal Sir John Ribat voted for a new pope, representing PNG and the Solomon Islands. The conclave, with 133 cardinals, began yesterday but did not elect a pope, with further …
Cardinal Sir John Ribat Votes in Papal Conclave for New Leadership Read More
Rwanda escorted Southern African troops from eastern DRC to Tanzania, responding to the phased withdrawal of SAMIDRC troops amid ongoing conflict with M23 rebels. Rwanda’s foreign minister hailed the withdrawal …
Rwanda Assists Southern African Troops in Withdrawal from DRC to Tanzania Read More
Tundu Lissu, leader of Tanzania’s opposition party CHADEMA, has been transferred to a different prison after being charged with treason. His case has drawn attention to President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s …
Tanzanian Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu Transferred to New Prison Amid Treason Charges Read More
The CAG’s audit report outlines significant shortcomings in Tanzania’s infrastructure, including financial mismanagement, project delays, and inadequate supervision in transportation projects, with an emphasis on the urgent need for regulatory …
CAG Report Reveals Critical Lapses in Tanzania’s Infrastructure Sector Read More
Chadema, Tanzania’s main opposition party, has been disqualified from the upcoming election for not signing the electoral code of conduct. The party’s leader, Tundu Lissu, faces treason charges following a …
Chadema Opposition Party Disqualified from Tanzania’s Upcoming Elections Read More
Tanzania’s main opposition party, Chadema, has been banned from the upcoming elections after failing to sign a required code of conduct. The ban follows the arrest of leader Tundu Lissu …
Chadema Barred from Elections Following Leadership Arrest in Tanzania Read More
Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye’s visit to Vietnam signifies enhanced cooperation in politics, economy, trade, and culture, building on a historical relationship. The two countries, celebrating nearly 50 years of diplomatic …
Burundian President’s Visit to Vietnam: A New Era for Bilateral Cooperation Read More
Tanzania’s Ministry of Minerals and South Korea’s KIGAM signed an MoU for joint geoscientific research during a Tanzanian delegation visit to Seoul. The agreement focuses on mineral exploration, research on …
Tanzania and South Korea Forge Partnership for Geoscientific Research Read More
Tanzania is on track to become one of Africa’s richest countries within five years, having doubled its wealth in 15 years. With an economy grounded in manufacturing, tourism, and agriculture, …
Tanzania’s Economic Growth: Aiming for Wealth and Stability in Africa Read More
The Tanzanian government has decided to maintain current park entry fees for 12 months, providing stability for the tourism sector. Discussions for future fee adjustments will continue but will not …
Tanzania Freezes Park Entry Fee Increases for 12 Months to Stabilize Tourism Read More