Tanzania

WHO has praised Tanzania for its achievements in the health sector, including protecting its population from disease and destruction

A majestic 12-year-old lion who lived in the Serengeti National Park and earned the nickname 'king of the lions' died in a territorial battle with young rivals

Tanzanian authorities said plans are in the final stages to introduce the first modern 50-seat tourist boat in the Indian Ocean to promote water tourism

Zanzibar has banned exports of all food products as an immediate measure to curb shortages and rising prices, instructing traders to release food products they have stored in warehouses promising a decrease in prices

The country started the debate on legal reforms with the launch of a public participation process, in order to pave the way for the revision of laws to ensure that they all conform to changing times for sustainable development

Test results indicated that nickel concentrate from Lifezone Metals' Kabanga nickel project in Tanzania can be processed with the company's proprietary hydrometallurgical technology that can significantly reduce carbon emissions

Tanzania's opposition Chadema party held its first mass rally since a ban imposed by former president John Magafuli was lifted

The number of journalists censored for their work in Tanzania has fallen slightly, raising hopes that press freedom is improving in the country

There was a 64% increase in incoming tourists between January and October this year; 1.175.697 foreign tourists visited the country, compared to 716.741 tourists in the same period in 2021

President Suluhu Hassan has ordered a comprehensive study into the reasons behind the environmental deterioration of three lakes in the country's northern Manyara region