
Samia Suluhu Hassan
Samia Suluhu Hassan is the President of Tanzania, having taken office in March 2021 following the death of her predecessor, John Magufuli. She is the first woman to hold the presidency in Tanzania and has previously served as Vice President and Minister of State in the Vice President's Office. Recently, she co-hosted a summit in Dar es Salaam addressing the escalating situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and calling for immediate peace negotiations.
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President Hassan held talks with TEC leaders focused on deepening cooperation between the government and the Catholic Church.
Why Samia’s meeting with Catholic leaders matters for Tanzania’s futureMr Butiku advised President Samia Suluhu Hassan before decisions are made regarding the inquiry into the violence.
Butiku: Tanzanians need facts to settle October violence dispute
President Samia Suluhu Hassan commended Ms Alphonce's work ethic during their encounter.
From guard to Presidential chauffeur: The BRT driver who drove SamiaSamia Suluhu Hassan announced that Zambians could remain in Tanzania without a visa for an extended period, enhancing the relationship between the two countries.
Zambia votes on the future it has begun to buildHis party accuses President Samia Suluhu Hassan of a return to the repressive tactics of her predecessor.
Tanzania's Tundu Lissu treason trial resumesPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan's government is creating a favorable investment environment in Tanzania.
Tanzania-India trade now hits $9 billion as investment ties growUnder President Samia’s leadership, the government is committed to promoting and developing Kiswahili around the world.
Tanzania’s Embassy celebrates Kiswahili Day in PhiladelphiaLaunched by President Samia Suluhu Hassan in May 2024, the National Clean Cooking Strategy represents one of Tanzania’s most aspiring attempts to address a household energy problem.
2034 clean cooking goal faces policy challengesPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan selected the commissioners for the inquiry into election violence.
Controversy brews over foreign judges on Tanzanian election violence investigation teamPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan has closed the Agricultural and Livestock Exhibition week, issuing three key directives for immediate implementation.
Samia orders joint action to resolve farmer-herder conflictsPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan's government has been in office since the disbursement of Sh1.32 trillion by TADB.
TADB disburses Sh1.55 trillion to empower 2.6 million farmers and agribusinesses
President Samia Suluhu Hassan was commended for her effective oversight of loan distributions.
Frustrated Mbeya traders and MPs force action on delayed Sh138 billion dual carriagewayPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan has largely tried to restore the Kikwete handbook.
Why Vision 2050 may well be a mathematical illusionPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan hosted Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni during his State visit to Tanzania.
Tanzania, Uganda seek own oil refinery in TangaPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan has been supportive of tourism in Tanzania.
Paulo Joshua: From hopes of joining the army to an acclaimed mountain guideThe signing involved the State visit to Tanzania, hosted by President Samia Suluhu Hassan.
Tanzania, Uganda seek to attract over $20 billion energy investmentPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan was mentioned in a plea for the construction of a wildlife ranger outpost.
Elephant raids leave Tanzania’s Karagwe farmers facing food crisisPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan said the private sector had been entrusted with the 'key' to the country's future and is expected to drive 70 percent of the implementation of Vision 2050 over the next 25 years.
Tanzania’s 24-hour economy fuels Vision 2050 drive for growth and investmentPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan said infrastructure development remains central to unlocking Africa’s economic potential.
Tanzania signs health and energy public-private partnership deals at Africa50 forumPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan held talks with Mr Dangote on expanding the conglomerate’s footprint in Tanzania.
Why Tanzania sent top ministers to Nigeria to woo Africa's richest industrialist Aliko DangotePresident Samia Suluhu Hassan emphasised that Africa’s transformation will only be sustainable if it is funded and led by Africans themselves.
Funding: African leaders urge self-reliance on infrastructureTanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan attended the meeting, reaffirming the continent's commitment to strengthening infrastructure.
Kindiki calls for long-term vision to drive Africa's economic transformationPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan has said Tanzania is open to strengthening tourism and investment partnerships with global stakeholders.
Samia: Tanzania open for tourism, investment partnershipsPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan has called on African leaders to shift focus from planning infrastructure projects to implementing them.
Samia calls for action on Africa’s infrastructure plansPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan met national political party leaders, outlining her commitment to national reconciliation and a new constitution-writing process.
Political leaders split over Samia’s reconciliation, constitution roadmapPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan was present during the launch of the implementation instruments for the Tanzania Development Vision 2050.
Tanzania startups are on course for first ever $100 million funding yearPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan is expected to leave office after completing her constitutionally-permitted two terms.
How 2030 is quietly reshaping Tanzania’s political landscapeThe assembly will be officially opened by President Samia Suluhu Hassan on October 5, 2026.
Global conflicts, climate crisis top agenda as Tanzania hosts IPU assemblyPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan’s government has allocated substantial funds to support research aimed at increasing productivity.
Mwigulu urges use of research to boost productivity, markets and food securityPresident Samia Suluhu Hassan met with leaders of 18 registered political parties to discuss national matters.
Chadema proposes religious-led reconciliation as clerics point to lack of political will































































































