Tanzania’s position during the Kenya and Uganda rebellions of 1971
Nyerere refused to recognize Idd Amin's coup in Uganda and arrested those who sought his support for planned revolution in Kenya
Another opposition leader arrested in Tanzania. Released after public outcry
John Heche’s arrest comes just two days after religious leaders in the country vehemently spoke against the ongoing wave of arrests targeting members of the opposition parties.
When Uganda sent the World’s first female envoy to the Vatican
Idi Amin's move caught everyone by surprise, and there was great doubt whether Pope Paul VI could also break the 900-year-old Rome tradition by approving the appointment of Ms Olowo.
Two train drivers killed after TAZARA locomotives crash over a bridge in Songwe Region
The two locomotives involved in the tragic accident, happened to be defective and were travelling light without cargo from Chozi in Zambia, heading to the Mbeya Workshop in Tanzania for repairs.
Tanzania working on a New National Development Vision 2050 replacing the 2025 document
The National Development Vision 2050 is also being developed with a new target to elevate Tanzania into the upper-middle income status where the public and private sectors will be working hand in hand to champion economic development.
Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda sending 16 young footballers to Spain for the Donosti Cup 2025
The 16 football candidates from Africa were selected from the 27 young footballers that qualified with flying colors during the Arusha-held East African Youth Soccer tourney, known as the Chipkizi Cup
How will Tanzanians Mourn Pope Francis?
In 2005 official mourning of John Paul II in Tanzania was held at an open-air mass at the Jangwani grounds in Dar-es-salaam city. It is yet to be known how Pope Francis will be mourned this year.
Zambia teams may play national fixtures in Tanzania after Irate Fans Vandalize Ndola Stadium
Destruction at the sporting arena located in Ndola, occurred when chaos erupted at the stadium, when irate soccer fans went berserk following what was being claimed to be a controversial penalty decision.
Seven killed as Rebels recapture Kavumu Town and Airport in DR Congo’s South Kivu Province
At least seven people, including 5 clearly identified civilians have been killed during the exchange of fire in Kavumu Town., while nearly 15 others were injured
Religious leaders in Tanzania call for release of political prisoners
The clergy, through the TEC President, Archbishop Wolfgang Pisa of the Lindi Catholic Archdiocese, pointed out that peace can never be achieved by resulting to violence against people of different political beliefs.