Carly Griggs presents the research behind Radio for Resilience, a BBC Media Action project helping communities in Tanzania become more resilient to changing weather patterns.

Samia Suluhu Hassan has made history as Tanzania's first female president, but what Tanzanians need is for her to not repeat Magufuli's missteps.

By Fumbuka Ng'wanakilala DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzanian President John Magufuli on Friday put a temporary ban on the registration of foreign ships in the country and ordered over 400 vessels ...

Nairobi - President John Magufuli on Friday suspended the registration of foreign vessels in Tanzania, following the seizure of drugs aboard ships flying his country's flag. He also ordered an ...

Tanzania’s government has de-registered an explosives-laden Libya-bound ship flying the country’s flag when it was seized by Greek authorities earlier this month. The government says it will ...

IN ITS drive for greater autonomy in the Tanzania Union, the Zanzibar government announced last week that it will, from the end of this year, fly the Isles' flag at all its interests abroad ...

TWO businessmen were arraigned before the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam yesterday, charged with organised crime and illegal flying of the national flag on a Chinese ship.

The parliament of Zanzibar has adopted a new flag as a sign of the semi-autonomous island archipelago's growing independence from Tanzania.

Zanzibar is flying its new flag as part of the Indian Ocean islands' 41st revolutionary celebrations. It is the first time for four decades that the archipelago has had its own flag since uniting with ...

The recent seizure of two oil tankers by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards has led to an ownership dispute, with Tanzania distancing itself from the incident. ・Two oil tankers seized by Iran’s ...

NITC, an oil-tanker company owned by Iranian pension funds, renamed at least 10 of its vessels and switched them to a Tanzanian flag amid increasing curbs on transactions with the Persian Gulf nation.

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu has declared two days of national mourning in honour of Kenya’s third President Mwai Kibaki.