The latest deaths have brought renewed scrutiny to the regional governmentβs response, with CCM in Ruvuma demanding stronger enforcement of the law and accountability for officials it believes have failed to adequately address the situation.
Every traveller must now file a health form and face screening at all points of entry, with high-risk arrivals monitored for 21 days.
The bar association vows to defend its presidentβs rights, but the allegations against him remain unresolved on two separate tracks.
The proposed railway aims to connect Mtwara Port with mineral-rich southern Tanzania and Mbamba Bay, reviving a regional development vision conceived more than two decades ago.
An acquittal, an evidence ruling and a prison-access order mark separate gains, but none settles the wider terrorism and treason cases.
The proposed cabotage framework aims to give African operators a larger role in trade between the continent’s ports, but its commercial and legal test lies ahead.
Mwabukusi was grilled for nearly seven hours over claims TLS bankrolled an October 29 protest and sent youths to Kenya for training β he denies it all, and police remain silent.
The 2025 Tanzania sector report shows strong asset growth, but loan defaults, thin capital and uneven digital uptake remain central tests for member-owned lenders.
After a string of killings, women are demanding the government track femicides, act on warning signs, and fund survivor servicesβbefore prevention comes too late.
Nickie SΓ©ne wants Tanzanian institutions to set the agenda, while facing accountability questions from a 2019 fatal crash.