Abiy's spokesperson, Billene Seyoum, said members of the alliance had been collaborating for a while with the financial backing of Eritrea.

A public transport driver who disappeared from his usual routes for nearly nine months has returned to find that colleagues had declared him dead and collected over Sh700,000 in what they described as funeral contributions.

Tanzania is spending Sh216 billion over five years on livestock vaccination and identification as part of efforts to prevent diseases that threaten food security, household incomes, trade and livelihoods.

Twelve people, including five police officers from the Singida Region Police Force and seven remand prisoners, have died following a tragic road accident at the Sekenke Hill area in Iramba District.

Six people, including a wildlife officer, a Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (Tawa) guard, a driver, two village game scouts, and a resident, have been killed following a violent clash in Tabora Region.

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) has reached 92.7 percent completion, with crude oil filling expected to begin in December ahead of Tanzania’s first export cargo from Tanga in February 2027.

The surge in mineral exports are helping the region move from a trade deficit into a modest surplus.

Remuneration and allowances for medical doctors have long been a source of concern in Tanzania’s public health facilities.

Tanzania needs more rehabilitation specialists and increased funding to expand services as non-communicable diseases (NCDs), injuries and disabilities continue to drive demand for specialized care, stakeholders said at the fourth Rehabilitation Summit.

At least 234 justice sector personnel received health screenings during a regional sports bonanza uniting local criminal justice institutions.