We have started to collect the most important news related to Tanzania in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Nine Tanzanian government ministers lose their parliamentary seats to the opposition Ukawa coalition, partial results from Sunday's vote show.
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Turnout is high in Tanzania's tightly contested elections, officials say, as a new opposition coalition tries to end the governing party's 54-year grip on power.
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Tanzania has begun building what it says will be the biggest port in East Africa, in the coastal tourist resort of Bagamoyo.
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All hydropower plants in Tanzania are being switched off because of falling water levels in dams as the country suffers from chronic power shortages.
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Albino attack survivors learn to live with false limbs
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Tanzania international Juma Said is given a two-year ban for an 'act of indecency' as he appeared to poke a finger against John Bocco's backside.
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Tanzanian crystals 1,000 times rarer than diamonds
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Tanzania obtains a court order preventing Malawi from burning 2.6 tonnes of ivory, saying it needs to use the tusks as evidence for the prosecution of suspected poachers.
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In the Tarime district of the Mara region in northern Tanzania an age-old tradition involves women marrying women.
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The Tanzanian government bans up to 70 employment bureaus on allegations that they are involved in human trafficking.
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Hundreds of thousands of Tanzania's miners work in harsh conditions with little pay and even fewer prospects for their future, but that could soon change with a new Fairtrade deal to sell gold to the UK - the first of its kind in Africa.
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Two former minister are sentenced to three-year jail terms in Tanzania over corruption in issuing tax exemptions and a gold audit tender.
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A Tanzanian chemical engineer wins a prestigious innovation prize for his water filter that could change the lives of millions of Africans.
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The recent violence in Burundi has forced many people to flee the country into western Tanzania, where they face another threat - cholera.
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More than 3,000 Burundian refugees in Tanzania have contracted cholera, the UN says, with hundreds of new cases a day.
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President Pierre Nkurunziza is unable to return to Burundi as heavy fighting breaks out in the capital amid reports of a coup.
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Two Tanzanian peacekeepers with the UN intervention force in DR Congo have been killed in an ambush near the city of Beni, the UN says.
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A new film is trying to raise awareness of the plight of albinos in Tanzania and Malawi.
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Tanzania's parliament approves a tough new law aimed at curbing foreign employment, as a lawmaker accuses Chinese nationals of taking local jobs.
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