Embakasi East MP Babu Owino has revealed that he was arrested and detained at Dar es Salaam Airport after being flagged on Interpol’s Wanted List.

Tanzania has reaffirmed its willingness to engage in dialogue with the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR)

An analysis by The Citizen of unaudited financial statements from at least 22 commercial banks reveals that the sector’s total net profits surged to Sh2.14 trillion in 2024, up from

Tanzania's coast is home to a stunning natural wonder—glowing plankton that lights up the ocean at night. These tiny creatures create a magical, starlit effect on the water, making for an unforgettable experience. This glowing spectacle is most visible during certain seasons, leaving visitors in awe of nature's beauty.

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has secured third place in macroeconomic environment and transparency, according to the Absa Africa Financial Markets Index (AFMI) 2024.

Tanzania" highlights how climate change intensifies health risks like vector-borne diseases, malnutrition, and mental health issues, while proposing a roadmap to build climate-resilient health systems through policy integration,

Lightning strike at Businda Secondary School in Geita, tragically claimed the lives of seven students who were attending class, and 82 others were injured.

TANZANIA has introduced an internationally acclaimed game known as ‘Power Slap’ to be played by grown up youths for people’s entertainments in various sports arena in the country. The style of a game that is similar to boxing has been introduced by a Turkish firm Power Slap Africa in collaboration with a local sports organization known as ‘Fight for Change’.

Tanzania and Burundi have signed an agreement with two Chinese firms to build a railway between the two African countries for transporting metals, including battery mineral nickel, to the port city of Dar es Salaam.

Tanzania and Burundi have partnered with two Chinese firms to construct a railway linking the two countries, facilitating the transport of metals—including battery mineral nickel—to Dar es Salaam's port.

Supporters of the president have hailed her endorsement as the flag bearer of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party. But critics of the process that got her the endorsement to vie for the presidency in October say she flouted the rules and traditions of the party to win the ticket.

From savannahs to forested highlands, the many ecosystems of Tanzania are being increasingly affected by climate change.