Maasai women turn drought into income through fodder farming in Tanzania
As drought kills livestock, Maasai women are turning drought-resistant grass into animal feed and income.
![A member of the Naisho women’s group carries a sheep purchased through income earned from harvesting and selling fodder grass in Selela village, Monduli District, northern Tanzania [Courtesy of Pastoral Women’s Council]](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/IMAGE-1-1780933228.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
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After World Cup heartbreak, Nigeria begin AFCON in search of redemption
Moving on from the disappointment of missing out on the World Cup, Nigeria face Tanzania in their AFCON 2025 opener.
From: Inside Story
Is Tanzania heading for deeper upheaval?
The Tanzanian government has cancelled Tuesday’s Independence Day events as protesters called for a day of action.
Published On 9 Dec 2025
Tanzania tightens security, outlaws protests over disputed election
Tanzania’s prime minister asked all non-essential workers to stay home, and public transport was also stopped.
Tanzania’s president announces probe into post-election protest deaths
Samia Suluhu Hassan, whose re-election prompted protests and a deadly police crackdown, faces calls for accountability.
Tanzania frees opposition leaders following deadly election protests
Despite the releases, opposition leader Tundu Lissu remains behind bars, and hundreds have been charged with treason.
Tanzania arrests senior opposition figure as hundreds face treason charges
Opposition party Chadema said that its deputy secretary-general, Amani Golugwa, was arrested early on Saturday.
Tanzania charges dozens with treason over election protests
Church leader Benson Bagonza says the move would only deepen the acrimony sparked by the election.
Tanzania election failed to comply with democratic standards: African Union
Bloc says ballot stuffing, internet blackout and politically-motivated abductions compromised the vote’s ‘integrity’.
From: NewsFeed
Videos document alleged atrocities in Tanzania crackdown
Tanzanian activists say graphic videos offer proof government forces killed dozens of people protesting election result.
Published On 4 Nov 2025
From: NewsFeed
Tanzania swears in President Samia Suluhu Hassan after deadly protests
President Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn into Tanzania’s highest office after a landslide 97.66% victory.
Published On 3 Nov 2025
