Zanzi Newz

13/07/2026

SAM - the AI Agent is leading the way !!

01/07/2026

Any guesses?

02/06/2026

Watch this space if you run a tourism business and want to be ahead of the game!

A smarter digital experience is on its way 👀

31/12/2025

Tanzania has qualified for the knockout stages of the ongoing 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament for the first time in their history. They achieved this historic feat by advancing as one of the best third-placed teams in Group C.

Tanzania finished third in Group C with two points from three matches, securing draws against Uganda and Tunisia after an opening loss to Nigeria.

Their next match is a challenging fixture in the Round of 16 against the host nation, Morocco.

Last 16 Round Match: Tanzania vs. Morocco (hosts), is scheduled for January 4, 2026, at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.

The nation roars you on 👏

25/12/2025

Christmas Eve 2025 - a helicopter tragically crashed on Mount Kilimanjaro, near the Barafu Valley, in what climbers have described in real-time reports as a sudden and devastating event. The helicopter reportedly burst into flames on impact.

Initial on-site accounts from climbers and guides suggest that all five people on board — including the pilot, a paramedic, 2 Czech tourists and a Guide — have all died at the scene, though official confirmation is still pending as rescue and investigation teams move toward the area to verify details and secure the site.

This mountain, Africa’s highest and a dream for many adventurers, has long been a place of both beauty and unforgiving conditions. Today’s loss is felt deeply by the climbing community and by those who know and love this iconic peak. As we await formal statements from local authorities, our thoughts are with the families, friends, and fellow climbers affected by this heartbreaking news — a stark reminder of how precious life is and how swiftly tragedy can strike even in places of awe-inspiring wonder.

25/12/2025

Christmas Eve 2025, and a helicopter tragically crashed on Mount Kilimanjaro, near the Barafu Valley, in what climbers have described in real-time reports as a sudden and devastating event. Initial on-site accounts from climbers and guides suggest that all five people on board — including the pilot, a paramedic, and 2 Czech tourists and a Guide — have died at the scene, though official confirmation is still pending as rescue and investigation teams move toward the area to verify details and secure the site.

This mountain, Africa’s highest and a dream for many adventurers, has long been a place of both beauty and unforgiving conditions. Today’s loss is felt deeply by the climbing community and by those who know and love this iconic peak. As we await formal statements from local authorities, our thoughts are with the families, friends, and fellow climbers affected by this heartbreaking news — a stark reminder of how precious life is and how swiftly tragedy can strike even in places of awe-inspiring wonder.

25/12/2025

Tragedy as five people die in helicopter crash on Kilimanjaro

25/12/2025

Light at the end of the tunnel for unhappy Stone Town residents facing a power struggle

The Zanzibar Electricity Corporation (Zeco) has signed a contract with Central Electricals International Limited to strengthen the electricity system in Unguja town, as part of efforts to improve...