Vice President Deogratius Ndejembi said on Monday that Tanzania’s ambitions under Vision 2050 would depend not only on infrastructure and investment but also on its ability to equip young people with practical skills and connect them with opportunities to participate in the economy.
The prosecution is due to begin its closing submission on September 29 after Lissu argued that the evidence leaves no case to answer.
Four simplified audit reports launched in Dodoma trace gaps in roads, water, health and procurement — but the harder question remains why recurring findings still go unresolved.
The government says bodaboda work is legitimate, but calls for stronger compliance, crime reporting and safer roads after police exhibit inspections in Dar es Salaam.
Deputy Minister Kiruswa says the plan will deepen domestic processing and supply-chain opportunities for Tanzanians.
CCM’s Paul Chacha has sparked a public outcry by declaring that Tanzania’s security organs belong to the ruling party.
Jailed opposition leader Tundu Lissu has joined growing public calls for answers over the whereabouts of former Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi, who has not been seen publicly since his resignation and subsequent expulsion from CCM
Lissu says prosecution witnesses put the camera, livestream, and upload in Jambo TV’s hands — not his.
The defence argues that the alleged words are neither treason nor another criminal offence, and that spoken words cannot amount to an overt act under the charge.
The Dr. Fridtjof Nansen is operating under the EAF-Nansen Programme, a long-running partnership between Norway, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and participating countries that has supported marine research for more than five decades.