Tanzania’s charismatic Bishop Gwajima goes missing
One of the brethren, Sister Alinder posted on social media that she was being taken away by the police and that people should be aware in case anything happens to her.
Headlines
- Japan and Tanzania teams up to boost Kilimanjaro Coffee consumption in Tokyo
- Guinness World Records Unaware of Tanzania’s Landrover Parade Claims
- Tanzania prepares to break Germany’s Record for staging the longest parade of Land-Rover trucks in the world next October
- Bus Company hatches route between Dar-es-salaam and Nairobi via Tarakea and Oloitokitok
Over 60,000 people follow Tundu Lissu Court Case on live streaming
By the end of the day, in the evening of Monday June 2, 2025, more than 100,000 people had watched the case, in addition to hundreds other who turned up at the court premises making it the most followed case in the country yet.
Laksh Bakrania named best male Under-19 Cricket Player in Tanzania
The Tanzania Cricket Association revealed that they continue to grow the game and nurture young talents in the country and therefore milestones like this remind them of the power of unity and passion
Judge Modibo Sacko from Mali elected new President of the African Court in Arusha
The voting exercise took place at the AfCHPR premises in Majengo, Arusha, where the court convenes for its 77th Ordinary Session.
Tanzania among the top five African Countries adopting electric vehicles
African countries are not exactly rushing to drive electric powered vehicles, possibly due to limited infrastructure, including roads and charging stations.
Serengeti Golf Course set to host European PGA Tours in Tanzania
Africa Golf Confederation wants Serengeti Golf Course to host European Tours in Tanzania because here is massive global interest to have events staged in Tanzania
TAZARA suspends commuter train services in Dar-es-salaam
Dar-es-salaam, a city of neatly 6 million residents, has always been in dire need of auxiliary means of urban transport, which at the moment relies heavily on the private operated minibuses known as ‘Dala-Dala!’
Uganda starts exporting ready-to-drink coffee to Serbia
The move marked a strategic shift from exporting raw beans overseas, to delivering high value finished products, therefore positioning local coffee on premium shelves in the European markets.
South Sudan shuts down the University of Bahr El Ghazal
Tensions started building up at the university following student protests against tuition hikes, with annual fees for private department students reaching USD 1,000
WHO and UAE launch joint initiative to curb malnutrition among Yemenis on Socotra Island
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Socotra is facing malnutrition challenges driven by food insecurity, as well as repeated outbreaks of cholera, measles and dengue fever.