Search Results for: Deusdedith Soka

Soka, an orphan raised by his grandmother and uncle Cyprian Soka after losing his parents at a young age, had faced several arrests in the past and even survived an attack at his home.

Deusdedith Soka who was taken by a group of men on August 18, 2024, in the Buza area alongside two colleagues Jacob Godwin Mlay and Frank Mbise.

In our briefing today:

Zanzibar Sets October 29 Election Date, Keeps Disputed Two-Tier Voting System Despite Opposition Outcry;

Tanzanian Court Bans Live Broadcast of Treason Trial Against CHADEMA Leader Tundu Lissu;

Registrar of Political Parties Warns Parties to Adhere to the Law: “The Registrar is Watchful”;

One Year On: CHADEMA Honors Deusdedith Soka Amid Unsolved Disappearance;

Op-Ed: State-Enabled Dispossession Masked as Conservation Emergency: The Hidden War Against the Maasai in Ngorongoro;

Op-Ed: A Critical Review of Tanzania’s Development Vision 2050.

In our briefing today: 108 People Arrested In Lamadi-Simiyu Protests Against Child Abductions;

Pressure mounts over the fate of missing activist Deusdedith Soka and his two colleagues;

Ngorongoro Maasai’s demonstration enters its fourth day;

High Court to rule whether PO-RALG should oversee November local govt elections;

Communication expert and a Doctor testify in Yombo girl gang rape case

In our briefing:

Journalists Win Big at the Samia Kalamu Awards. President Samia Urges Patriotism in Reporting;

Tanzania’s Authorities Under Scrutiny as LHRC Questions Silence on Disappearances;

Tanzania and UAE Deepen Ties with Key Cooperation Agreements.