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After a string of killings, women are demanding the government track femicides, act on warning signs, and fund survivor services—before prevention comes too late.
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Despite contributing to seaweed farming, fisheries and tourism, women in Zanzibar continue to face barriers to capital, markets, technology and value ...

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A 1985 speech, a new generation, and the choice between silence and dignity.

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Leadership is not only about knowing how to win. It is about knowing when to make room.

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Mto wa Ng’ombe demolitions pit Dar es Salaam's El Niño flood preparations against unresolved questions over notice, compensation and livelihoods.

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Education should prepare people to take an active and responsible part in society

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Environment minister denies Saudi or Omani control of forests as the growing carbon market raises questions over foreign finance, land rights and oversight.

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The dispute over Boniface Mwabukusi’s comments on Tundu Lissu’s treason case now tests both the remarks and Tanzania’s advocate-policing machinery.

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The gender and development practitioner says Tanzania’s labour law now protects more workers — but rights mean little without knowledge, remedy and enforcement.

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The search was still under way on the latest official update after five small-scale gold miners were buried in Butiama District.

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Buruhani’s appointment has drawn attention partly because of remarks he made in April 2025, when he appeared to suggest that police should not search ...

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Peace is a national achievement. It is not a reason to fear disagreement.

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Three officers are farewelled as families face DNA waits and burials after two Morogoro road disasters killed 32.

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He particularly criticised the use of the term “kiongozi haramu,” which can be translated as “illegal leader,” to describe elected political leaders, ...

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Tanzania’s appellate court ruling fortifies the CAG’s independence — but stops short of restoring Assad or punishing his removal.

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Reports of arrests emerge as Arusha hosts the 153rd IPU Assembly; police have not confirmed.

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In this interview, Judge Joseph Sinde Warioba calls for national reflection and a return to the foundations that built Tanzania as a peaceful country.

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The session explored what happened next after October 29 and whether the response so far is sufficient

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The comments come just days after Warioba held a private meeting with President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the State House in Dar es Salaam on December 17.

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