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Grab a copy of The Guardian on May 12, or visit, http://epaper.ippmedia.com and subscribe to our e-paper service and acc...
11/05/2026

Grab a copy of The Guardian on May 12, or visit, http://epaper.ippmedia.com and subscribe to our e-paper service and access the anywhere, anytime. For more info call:0715086344

MINISTER for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation Mahmoud Thabit Kombo on Saturday joined his Southern counter...
11/05/2026

MINISTER for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation Mahmoud Thabit Kombo on Saturday joined his Southern counterparts in Nairobi for emergency consultations aimed at addressing rising security concerns targeting foreign nationals in South Africa.

MINISTER for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation Mahmoud Thabit Kombo on Saturday joined his Southern counterparts in Nairobi for emergency consultations aimed at addressing rising security concerns targeting foreign nationals in South Africa.

The Extraordinary Meeting of the SADC Ministerial Committee on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation brought together senior officials from member states to review emerging security challenges in the region and coordinate collective responses to safeguard stability and integration.

The meeting, chaired by Malawi’s Foreign Minister George Chaponda, focused on enhancing regional coordination mechanisms and reinforcing diplomatic engagement in addressing security concerns affecting Southern Africa.

By Guardian Reporter, Dar es Salaam

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TANZANIA’S U-17 national football team, the Serengeti Boys, are once again preparing to test themselves on the contine...
11/05/2026

TANZANIA’S U-17 national football team, the Serengeti Boys, are once again preparing to test themselves on the continental stage as they gear up for the CAF U-17 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2026 in Morocco, a tournament that promises intense competition, rising young stars, and a direct pathway to the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar later this year.

TANZANIA’S U-17 national football team, the Serengeti Boys, are once again preparing to test themselves on the continental stage as they gear up for the CAF U-17 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2026 in Morocco, a tournament that promises intense competition, rising young stars, and a direct pathway to the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar later this year.

TANZANIA’S U-17 national football team, the Serengeti Boys, are once again preparing to test themselves on the continental stage as they gear up for the CAF U-17 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2026 in Morocco, a tournament that promises intense competition, rising young stars, and a direct pathway to the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar later this year.

The youth championship, which kicks off on May 13, has attracted some of Africa’s most promising young talents and will feature nations eager to showcase the future of their football. For Tanzania, the tournament represents not only another opportunity to compete among the continent’s elite youth teams, but also a chance to finally overcome the group-stage barrier that has frustrated the nation in previous editions.

By Guardian Correspondent, Dar es Salaam

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Tanzania’s financial inclusion agenda continued to gather momentum in 2025, supported by expanding digital finance ser...
11/05/2026

Tanzania’s financial inclusion agenda continued to gather momentum in 2025, supported by expanding digital finance services, growing savings mobilisation and stronger consumer protection measures, according to the latest Financial Stability Report 2025 issued by the Bank of Tanzania (BoT).

The report shows that Tanzania’s Financial Inclusion Index (Tan-Fix) remained stable at 0.7 in 2025, indicating sustained progress in improving access, usage and quality of financial services across the economy.

The central bank said implementation of the National Financial Inclusion Framework III accelerated during the year, with special focus placed on underserved groups including women, youth, farmers, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and persons with disabilities.

One of the clearest signs of progress was the sharp increase in financial access points nationwide. Total access points rose to 2.27 million in December 2025 from 1.69 million recorded in December 2024.

By Guardian Reporter, Dar es Salaam

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THE Tanzania Parliamentary standing Committee on Energy and Minerals has urged the government to continue creating a f...
11/05/2026

THE Tanzania Parliamentary standing Committee on Energy and Minerals has urged the government to continue creating a favorable investment environment in the country, citing investment in the gas sector as an example of successful cooperation between the private sector and the government in boosting the economy and creating jobs for Tanzanians.

Speaking recently in Dar es Salaam, the committee’s Chairperson, Subira Mgalu (pictured), said the investments made in the gas sector demonstrate the government’s strong commitment to promoting investment in the country.

Mgalu, who is also the Member of Parliament for Bagamoyo, further explained that the committee recognizes the contribution and investment made by Oryx Energies, which over the past four years has contributed tax revenue amounting to 1.2trn/- while also creating 1,000 direct jobs, the majority of which have been filled by young Tanzanians.

“I highly commend the government for continuing to create a good investment environment. The gas sector has made a significant contribution in enabling Tanzanians to secure employment, while also playing a major role in bringing development and growing Tanzania’s economy.”

By Guardian Correspondent

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Grab a copy of The Guardian on May 11, or visit, http://epaper.ippmedia.com and subscribe to our e-paper service and acc...
10/05/2026

Grab a copy of The Guardian on May 11, or visit, http://epaper.ippmedia.com and subscribe to our e-paper service and access the anywhere, anytime. For more info call:0715086344

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