The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – August 02, 2024
In our briefing today: TLS demands respect for lawyers, decries unlawful arrests while performing their duties;
President Samia officially launches electric train and SGR project
In our briefing today: TLS demands respect for lawyers, decries unlawful arrests while performing their duties;
President Samia officially launches electric train and SGR project
In our briefing today: TRC Apologizes for technical issue that left new SGR train stuck for two hours;
SGR train to transport 10,000 tons of cargo at once;
Mpina’s battle with Bashe and Speaker Tulia intensifies, files three lawsuits;
Kombo Mbwana denied bail
In our briefing today: TCRA distances itself from calls to ban some social media platforms in Tanzania;
President Samia leads 15th National Business Council meeting, says Tanzania’s economy is stable;
CCM Vice Chairman Abdulrahman Kinana Resigns;
Chinese and Tanzanian armies commence joint exercises;
309 victims of human trafficking rescued
Speaking to the press on July 28, 2024, in Dodoma, Mavunde stated that small-scale mining licenses are exclusively issued to Tanzanians per Section 8(2) of the Mining Act, Chapter 123.
In our briefing today: Tanzania and China to conduct joint military exercises;
US Under Secretary John Bass meets Tanzania’s Minister of Defense;
Tanzania hit a milestone in critical minerals as Lifezone Metals produced the first refined metals ;
Tanzania and the US to ensure fair elections;
Four in custody for spreading fake news regarding child kidnapping
In our briefing today: TTCL, UCSAF, and Tanzania Posts Corporation Bosses Dismissed; Four Police Officers and Militia in Court Accused of Murder; Case Against IGP, Tanga RPC Adjourned as Assigned Judge Absent.
In our briefing today: Kombo Mbwana lawyers sue the police. It’s a 29-year-old who went missing for a month only for police to say he was detained;
Panic at Mburahati School as parents storm schools fearing kidnappings. Police say it is misinformation;
Six Ethiopian nationals arrested in Morogoro for entering the country illegally;
Without accountability, there’ll never be justice. Nowhere
In our briefing today: Another cabinet reshuffle saw January Makamba and Nape Nnauye removed from the cabinet;
Prisoners and detainees to vote in the upcoming election;
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs resigns, cites personal reasons;
Commission for Human Rights reveals some police stations in Tanzania are used as torture chambers for suspects
Shaban, alifikishwa mbele ya Mahakama ya Hakimu Mkazi wa Arusha (Mahakama ya mwanzo) akikabiliwa na shtaka moja la kulawiti.
In our briefing today: CCM disputes Nape’s statement on rigging Tanzania’s election;
Tanzania, USA to collaborate in fighting cancer;
Inadequate implementation of CAG recommendations frustrates stakeholders;
We spoke to ten self-employed young people to hear about their experiences. here is what they told us
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