In our briefing today: Tanzania’s IGP: Police not involved in abductions;
Government to secure loan from NMB for purchasing 100 rapid transit buses;
Activists take the government to court over 2020 internet shutdown;
Police in Singida drag Bishop Mwanamapinduzi to court, released on bail;
TCU opens university admission window for higher education
In our briefing today: Tanzania President appoints new spy chief Suleiman Abubakar Mombo;
Japan increases grant budget for Kigoma port rehabilitation to 53 billion;
Tanzania and China strengthen collaboration in science studies;
Chinese Naval hospital ship Peace Ark to dock in Dar on July 16
In our briefing today: Vodacom files objection to Kabendera’s $10 million lawsuit over alleged role in his 2019 abduction;
NALA, a company founded by Tanzanian Benji Fernandes, secures Sh. 100 billion investment;
Why Tanzania needs a mindset shift to guarantee journalists’ safety?;
Former Simiyu RC in court for sodomy allegations;
Four police officers expelled after being involved in tampering
These families include notable figures like Mangi Meli of Moshi, Mangi Lobulu Kaaya of Meru, Chief Songea Mbano of Songea, and Sindato Kiutesha Kiwelu of Moshi.
In our briefing today: Simu 2000 traders protest over plans to relocate them for a new World Bank-supported BRT depot;
Public contributions free youth who burned the president’s portrait;
Tanzania reaffirms commitment to strengthen East African community;
Families appeal to the government to expedite the repatriation of their ancestor’s remains from German museums
Traders fears the depot will destroy their businesses and return them to the street
Familia hizo zimekuwa zikiendesha jitihada hizo kwa miaka, zikiingia gharama za mamilioni, na sasa wanaitaka Serikali iyape kipaumbele madai yao na kuwapa msaada stahiki.
In our briefing today: Parliament approves government budget for the 2024/25 fiscal year;
LHRC says 2024/25 budget fails to address citizen development ;
Tanzania Traders’ strike expands to nine regions now;
Regulations for 10% loans to be completed by June 30
In our briefing today: Traders strike continue in Dar es Salaam, Mbeya, Dodoma and Mwanza;
Book bans and moral panic in Tanzania: Is it why they want to ban the internet too?;
There are many reasons why youth should participate in elections as voters and candidates. here are some of them
In our briefing today: Tanzania urged to invest in climate-smart strategies to boost livestock sector;
Kariakoo strike: Government halts EFDs inspection operation in Kariakoo;
Government of Zanzibar opposes the plan to extend President Mwinyi’s term
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