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What happens when America switches off health funding?

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- Tanzania is facing a growing challenge to the sustainability of critical health programmes as changes in United States foreign assistance expose the risks of relying heavily ... Read More


Sanctions: Punishing Governments or Populations?

Dar es Salaam, Oct. 12 -- When governments impose economic sanctions, they are often presented as a weapon aimed at political leaders, state institutions or companies. But in countries such as Zimbabw... Read More


Rosemary's National Costume triumph at Miss Global 2026

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- TANZANIA may not have secured a place in the final five at Miss Global 2026, but Rosemary Uisso certainly left the stage with something worth celebrating. Her Best in Nation... Read More


Jihan's crown unites Tanzania in pride

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- JIHAN Dimacks historic victory at Miss Grand International 2026 has carried a powerful message to Tanzania and the world that unity can turn a shared dream into reality. As ... Read More


Who controls Tanzania's health data?

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- Tanzania is rapidly expanding digital health systems that collect enormous amounts of information about its citizens, but the growing role of foreign-funded technology and te... Read More


Could Tanzania miss the manufacturing opportunity?

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- Africa is becoming increasingly important to the global transition towards cleaner energy, with countries across the continent holding minerals needed for batteries, electric... Read More


Tanzania must learn from Africa's costly mining deals

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- As competition for Africas minerals intensifies, Tanzania faces another major challenge: how to negotiate mining agreements that protect national interests over decades, rath... Read More


Who Will Own Tanzania's Battery Future?

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- The government is expected to hold a 17% equity stake, while the Chinese company holds the remaining 83%, according to S&P Global. Tanzanias growing graphite and critical-mi... Read More


From research grants to economic value: Africa's funding agencies face a new test

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- RESEARCH funding is entering a new phase in Africa. The question is no longer simply how much money is available for science, but whether institutions can turn that money int... Read More


African Court on human rights celebrates 20 years of its landmark rulings

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 -- THE African Court on Human and Peoples Rights, based in Arusha, Tanzania, marks its 20th anniversary. The courts detailed report of its performance sent to the Daily News, sa... Read More