The leaders delivered their messages virtually during the inauguration of the five-day assembly, which is bringing together parliamentarians from around the world from October 5 to 9, 2026.
Tanzania’s economy is growing strongly, but persistent poverty, low wages, weak productivity and limited access to quality jobs are preventing many households from benefiting from that growth.
Kivulini Talks panellists debate whether Tanzania is ready for a world in disarray, and what it must fix at home to keep pace
A judge ruled that the Kisutu court acted without a filed criminal case and on a defective affidavit, voiding the November 2025 warrant against the activist.
The state argues that the disputed words were published to the public and that the missing video does not prevent a conviction.
The two-day meeting brought together smallholder farmers and their representatives, government officials, development partners, diplomats and representatives of farmers’ movements from Tanzania and abroad to discuss challenges facing agricultural producers.
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.