East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Tanzania: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
Tanzania's Ministry of Minerals has directed small-scale miners to take immediate measures to prepare for heavy rains expected between October and December.
Danish author Karen Blixen's 17-year journey in East Africa, where she managed a coffee farm and found love, ultimately inspired her literary works.
Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan reshuffles her Cabinet, appointing new ministers for Works, Energy, and Legal Affairs.
Tanzania's Deputy President Deogratius Ndejembi has directed public institutions to provide internships for at least 10,000 youths to gain practical experience.
Stakeholders in Tanzania are calling for tighter verification of drivers and vehicles, stronger monitoring of accounts, and clearer systems for reporting complaints to improve ride-hailin...
Tanzania to require $44 travel insurance for foreign visitors from October 1
Tanzanian businesses risk falling behind competitors if they fail to adapt to rapid technological changes, including the growing use of artificial intelligence.
Tanzania plans to transform into a regional pharmaceutical manufacturing hub, targeting 80 percent local production of health products by 2030.
Tanzania's largest container glass manufacturer, Kioo Limited, expands production capacity, seeks export markets.
Taifa Gas rewards Msalala resident for promoting clean cooking energy
Dar es Salaam hosts DarTT Drag Race with 18 competitors from across Tanzania and Kenya, signaling growing interest in motorsport.
Tanzania's tourism sector is leveraging nature-based solutions to reduce costs and boost revenue, with a focus on integrating environmental conservation into core business operations.
