Tanzania’s Magufuli laid to rest after mysterious death
Tanzania's late president John Magufuli was laid to rest Friday in his ancestral village in the country's northwest after his sudden death last week from an illness shrouded in mystery.






























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Tanzania's late president John Magufuli was laid to rest Friday in his ancestral village in the country's northwest after his sudden death last week from an illness shrouded in mystery.
Since gaining independence in 1961, Tanzania had, until October 2025, never struggled with any form of internal strife or violence. For over six decades, its common sense of national identity…
Tanzania's Samia Suluhu Hassan was on Friday sworn in as the country's first female president after the sudden death of John Magufuli from an illness shrouded in mystery.
Vice President Samia Suluhu Hassan is to be sworn today as Tanzania’s first female chief executive following yesterday’s death of President John Magufuli.
Samia Suluhu Hassan is a soft-spoken, Muslim woman thrust from the obscure role of vice president to become Tanzania's first female leader after John Magufuli's sudden death.
Tanzania was plunged into mourning Thursday over the death of President John Magufuli following weeks of uncertainty over his health, with his swing to authoritarianism leaving a divided legacy.
Where is Tanzania's President John Magufuli? Tuesday marks 17 days since the 61-year-old has been seen in public, and despite a clamour of rumours of ill-health, the Tanzanian authorities have yet to provide clear answers as to his whereabouts.
The head of the World Health Organization on Sunday appealed to Tanzania to take "robust action" against Covid-19 in the country, where the president
Tanzania is one of East Africa's strongest economies but is better known for its wildlife-rich national parks and soaring Mount Kilimanjaro. After the presidential and legislative elections on Wednesday, here…
The PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, a political support group led by High Chief Dr. Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, on Saturday dismissed the emerging alliance involving Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, describing it as an "unholy alliance" with nothing to offer Nigerians.