Tanzania

Germany returns artefacts taken from Africa during colonial rule
Priceless artefacts taken from Cameroon, Namibia and Tanzania during colonial times will be returned, Germany says.
Published On 27 Jun 2022
In Tanzania, the Maasai fight eviction over state conservation plot
To the Maasai, the land is an ancestral asset fundamental to their pastoralist lifestyle but the state has other plans.
Published On 16 Jun 2022
Rights groups condemn Tanzanian police violence against Maasai
Activists say at least 31 people were severely injured as violence broke over the demarcation of 1,500sq km of land.
Published On 15 Jun 2022
Tanzania signs natural gas deal with Equinor and Shell
Agreement marks significant step forward in Tanzania’s efforts to export part of its vast offshore gas deposits.
Published On 11 Jun 2022

The current diplomatic spat seems to have been triggered by fighting between M23 and state forces in eastern DRC.

Opposition leader believes the DRC has more to lose than gain from its recent integration into the eastern African bloc.

Only few Somali women ever get into politics. Fowzia Yusuf, one of those, speaks to Al Jazeera on seeking another first.

The workers have been trapped underground since the flooding began on April 16.

President Samia Hassan is mending frayed relations with the West and getting neglected projects back on stream.

Tanzania’s latest’s sweeping directives to remove petty traders from the streets is throttling their livelihoods.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan presented her condolences on Twitter, and urged ‘road users to adhere to traffic rules’.

The prosecution dropped charges of terrorism financing and conspiracy filed against the Tanzanian politician.

A lack of infrastructure, not capacity, could hurt the continent’s plan to supply gas to Europe in Russia’s stead.

Climate change is only part of the reason behind the water shortage in Tanzania’s largest city.

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