Author: Matonyinga Makaro

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

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