Daily News Tanzania

2 days ago | dailynews.co.tz | Matern Kayera

ARUSHA: CHAMA Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Secretary General, Ambassador Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi, has reiterated the party’s commitment to upholding peace and stability, stressing that CCM has consistently prioritised opinions of Tanzanians in preserving national unity. Dr Nchimbi made the remarks on Tuesday in Arusha during the launch of the Arusha Region Women’s Journey Forum, where he underscored the importance of inclusive dialogue in safeguarding peace.

4 days ago | dailynews.co.tz | James Kamala

DAR ES SALAAM: SURELY, in an act that could bring even the most cynical heart to a standstill, over 100 elderly residents in Dar es Salaam were recently reminded that they are not invisible. No, they are not forgotten footnotes of a fast-moving city; they are cherished, seen, and yes fed. This moving display of care was courtesy of the Sathya Sai Society of Tanzania, headquartered in Upanga, an area more associated with buzz and bustle than beans and blessings. But one weekend changed all that.

1 week ago | dailynews.co.tz | Hilda Mhagama

Samia flags off fleet of vehicles at JP Magufuli bridgeMWANZA: TANZANIA marked a historic milestone yesterday with the official launch of the JP Magufuli Bridge (Kigongo–Busisi)-a landmark infrastructure project in Mwanza Region that ushers in a new era of transportation, economic growth and regional integration. Spanning 3 kilometres across Lake Victoria and connected by an additional 1.66 km of ap proach roads, the JP Magufuli Bridge is now the longest in East and Central Africa.

1 week ago | dailynews.co.tz | Elkana Kuhenga

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA Women emerged victorious in the Kwibuka Women’s T20 competition, defeating Zimbabwe Women High Performance XI by 32 runs to claim the coveted title at the Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in Kigali, Rwanda. The match proved to be a dramatic and satisfying redemption for Tanzania, who had previously lost to Zimbabwe by nine wickets in the round-robin stage of the tournament.

1 week ago | dailynews.co.tz | Bernard Lugongo

DAR EWS SALAAM: ECONOMIC and tax experts have called for stronger linkages between Tanzania’s key sectors — agriculture, industry and services to other sectors to promote inclusive growth. They made the call during the EY Annual Budget Briefing in Dar es Salaam, organised to analyse the proposed 2025/26 national budget tabled in the National Assembly last Thursday. “Our economy is growing, largely driven by the three sectors of agriculture, industry and services.