TANZANIA
TAZARA Reborn: How a Historic Africa–China Railway Is Powering a New Era of Regional Integration
When the Tanzania–Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) was first completed in 1975, it stood as a…
Zambia, Tanzania and China Relaunch TAZARA in Landmark Visit by Chinese Premier
Lusaka – Chinese Premier Li Qiang has concluded a landmark visit to Zambia, highlighted by…
Young Tanzanian Entrepreneur Fights Malnutrition While Opening New Horizons for Local Farming
From widespread malnutrition and food insecurity to rising unemployment, the challenges facing Tanzanian agriculture weigh…
Interview: Further Implementation of Beijing Pledges Needed to Advance Women’s Causes, Says Ex-Women’s Conference Chief
DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 14 (Xinhua) — In the 21st century, building a better life…
Technology is at the Heart of Agricultural Transformation in a Leading Rice-Growing County
Inside the production workshop of a food processing enterprise under Jiangsu Province’s Sheyang Rice Group, rice harvested from Sheyang County’s green cultivation bases moves smoothly along the assembly line. Following raw material processing, enzymatic hydrolysis, and blending, the rice is converted into a liquid product and packaged in easy-open cans. “Such deep-processed products have enabled us to upgrade the entire rice industry chain, improve quality, and strengthen our brand,” Xu Heng, executive deputy general manager of the group, told People’s Daily.…
China–Tanzania Partnership Launches First Free Soy Milk School Programme to Boost Education and Improve Rural Livelihoods
As the sun rises over Mtego wa Simba, a quiet village nestled in the heart of Tanzania’s Morogoro Region, the aroma of sizzling mandazi, a deep-fried dough snack popular in East African countries, floats through the school compound. At Juhudi Primary School, the air is filled with cheerful voices as children eagerly line up for a warm, unfamiliar treat – a steaming cup of soy milk. For the school’s 350 students, this ordinary beverage marks the beginning of something extraordinary.…
CHAN Kicks Off in East Africa
The CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) is underway after Tanzania sank Burkina Faso 2-0 in Dar es Salaam on Saturday night. Backed by a raucous home crowd at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium, the Taifa Stars controlled large spells of the Group B encounter to record their first-ever win in an opening CHAN fixture—having lost both of their previous tournament openers. A composed first-half penalty from Abdul Sopu set the tone before defender Mohamed Hussein sealed the victory midway through…
Mozambique and Tanzania Deepen Defence Ties Amid Ongoing Fight Against Terrorism
Mozambique and Tanzania have reaffirmed their unwavering commitment to joint efforts in combating terrorism, transnational crime, and instability along their shared border. This commitment was expressed today at the opening of the 6th Session of the Joint Permanent Commission on Defence and Security, taking place in Maputo. Mozambique’s Minister of Defence, Estêvão Chume, praised the vital contribution of the United Republic of Tanzania to regional peace efforts, particularly in supporting the Southern African Development Community Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM), which…
Moscow and African Countries Outline Plans to Develop Agrarian Cooperation
A Moscow enterprise specialising in working with fruit and berries became a meeting place for a delegation from Ethiopia and Tanzania. It included representatives of the governments, business community and educational institutions of African countries. The parties discussed the expansion of cooperation in the agrarian sphere and new opportunities for increasing trade turnover. Anatoly Garbuzov, Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of Investment and Industrial Policy, noted that trade with African countries shows a steady growth. In…
EAC-SADC Summit Calls for Neutralisation of Destabilising Forces, Bolsters Peace Processes in DRC
In a bold move to restore stability in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), regional leaders from the East African Community (EAC) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) have decided to neutralise destabilising forces and facilitate direct talks among all warring parties. They convened a Joint EAC-SADC Summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on 8 February 2025 where they also agreed on steps to restore security, peace and stability in the Great Lakes region. To achieve this,…
East Africa Electric Highway Project Enables Energy Security in Kenya, Ethiopia, and Tanzania
East Africa has successfully tested the transmission of electricity from Kenya to Tanzania, marking a critical milestone for the East Africa Electric Highway project. This achievement follows the launch of the Ethiopia-Kenya power interconnection, which laid the foundation for a fully integrated regional electricity grid. The main objective of this initiative is to provide reliable, affordable and renewable energy throughout the Eastern region, which will facilitate greater regional cooperation and economic growth. This is reported by DNE Africa, a partner of…
Chinese-Built Harbour to Spur Tanzania’s Fisheries Sector
In the village of Kilwa Masoko located some 300 km southeast of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s capital, fishing is a lifeline of locals as it is not only a source of food, but also a source of income. As wads of Tanzanian shilling exchange hands among fish famers and traders, the latter jostle to procure as much as possible of the limited amount of fish that is auctioned at Kilwa District’s old harbour. The fish trade is big business, a…
CIIE Plays Key Role in Further Opening up of China
Tanzanian exhibitors were in the spotlight at the seventh China International Import Expo (CIIE) held in Shanghai, east China, from 5 to 10 November. Participating in the expo for the seventh time, the country was among one of the six guests of honour for this year and saw more Tanzanian firms joining in. Jackson Mponela, production manager for commerce and development of a Tanzanian processor of agricultural products such as beeswax and honey, saw the CIIE as a good opportunity…
The Dar Es Salaam Consensus Advocates The Deepening Of South-South Cooperation
As prominent members of the Global South, China and African nations have a historic responsibility to uphold peace and promote common development against a backdrop of intertwined challenges and opportunities. Over 100 scholars hailing from China and about 50 African nations reviewed decades of China-Africa cooperation, discussed future paths for global development, and adopted the Dar es Salaam Consensus during the 13th China-Africa Think Tanks Forum in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on 8 March. The consensus outlines eight key initiatives,…













