We first met in 2020 when we were part of a group of five girls who loved singing together. We came up with the name while we ...

The International Criminal Court in the Hague has been asked to investigate alleged mass killings during a crackdown on post-election protests in Tanzania last month. Lawyers for the alleged victims ...

Prosecutors in Tanzania have charged dozens of people with treason over a wave of deadly protests sparked by a disputed election. At least 76 people were accused of intending to obstruct the October ...

In Tanzania, violent post-election unrest has led to curfews, travel disruptions, and widespread international advisories against non-essential travel to the country. Climbers beware — Mount ...

Tanzania's opposition party, Chadema, claims around 700 people have died in election protests, alleging widespread fraud. The government has imposed an internet blackout and curfew amid violent ...

Around 700 people have been killed in three days of election protests in Tanzania, the main opposition party said Friday, with protesters still on the streets in the midst of an internet blackout.

Zanzibar — MALIAN music icon, Salif Keita, is set to headline the 23rd edition of Sauti za Busara, Africa's renowned music festival, taking place in Zanzibar in February next year. Known globally as ...

Image — A supporter of Tanzania's ruling CCM party holds a banner bearing the portrait of President Samia Suluhu Hassan during a rally to launch the party's election campaign in Dar es Salaam on 28 ...

Tanzania is days away from a general election. Here are five things to watch as East Africa's biggest nation decides. Tanzania has a first-past-the-post system, with the president and vice president ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Tanzania’s ambition to become a middle-income country by 2050 faces climate-related challenges that could slow growth by 4%, push 2.6M people into poverty, and internally displace 13M by mid-century.