The information ministry suspended a weekly newspaper for six months following a report alleging government divisions. The ministry cited alleged breaches of media law as the reason for the closure.
Why it mattersThe suspension prevents the outlet from publishing investigative reports on the Vice President and government internal conflicts.
Hydropower provided 63.85% of electricity from the national grid in 2025, according to the Tanzania Economic Survey 2025. Natural gas accounted for 31.48% of generation.
Why it mattersThe government is utilizing this capacity to reach a target of 3,000 kWh per capita by 2050.
DP World has hired Egyptian firm EDECS to construct seven cargo yards at the Dar es Salaam port. The project includes physical infrastructure and digital yard management systems.
Why it mattersThe new yards will increase cargo storage capacity and automate the management of shipments at the port.
Prof. Said Mohamed, Executive Secretary of the National Examinations Council of Tanzania, was elected president of the Association for Educational Assessment in Africa. He will serve the 2026/2027 term.
Why it mattersThe appointment gives Tanzania a leadership role in coordinating educational assessment standards across African school systems.
The Nyamagana District Police Force donated 50 bedsheets and 50 mosquito nets to patients at Nyamagana District Hospital. The handover took place in the Mwanza region.
Why it mattersThe donation provides immediate bedding and malaria prevention tools for patients receiving treatment at the facility.