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Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda are developing a joint visa arrangement to ease cross-border travel for football fans during the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), in a move expected to support regional tourism and business. East African Community (EAC) Council of Ministers chairperson Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga announced the initiative during an inspection of the Arusha Pamoja AFCON Stadium by members of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA). Ms Kadaga, who is also Uganda’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for East African Community Affairs, said the three host countries were working on a special visa arrangement to facilitate the movement...

Tanzania’s historic passenger vessel MV Liemba has returned to Lake Tanganyika following a Sh34 billion overhaul, bringing renewed hopes of improved transport, trade and passenger services for communities along the lake. Built in Germany in 1913, the vessel has undergone extensive refurbishment, including the installation of new engines, generators and modern navigation and safety systems, as well as improvements to passenger facilities. MV Liemba began its first post-refurbishment voyage on the night of October 6, 2026, departing Kigoma Port for Kalemie in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The voyage marked the resumption of a service that had been suspended...

A low-key ceremony was held with a limited number of invited guests.

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Around 82 people survived the shipwreck.

In 2025, Parliament deemed further scrutiny necessary for the diaspora bill on the speaker's desk. It was so close to being discussed by members of Parliament that most people in the diaspora were already celebrating.

Countries bordering the Western Indian Ocean must translate regional commitments into national laws, budgets and practical conservation measures to protect marine ecosystems and sustain coastal livelihoods, experts have said, warning that implementation remains a major obstacle to environmental protection.

Tanzania is expanding efforts to train high-performing students in countries with advanced scientific and technological systems while strengthening science education at home, in a strategy aimed at building the expertise needed to drive innovation and economic development.

Pupils in Kerende Village, Tarime District, are set to benefit from improved access to primary education following the construction of Mgosi Primary School by Barrick North Mara Mine at a cost of more than Sh300 million.