President Samia and CCM Secretary General have praised police actions during the 2025 election crisis as necessary for national stability, amid ongoing domestic and international criticism over alleged human rights abuses.
The three-day festival, organized by the Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Research Chair in Pan-African Studies at UDSM, is being held under the theme “Geopolitics, Development, and a New Vision for Africa.”
Once a hub of fish processing and textile manufacturing, Musoma now offers its youth only two viable career paths: driving motorcycle taxis or fishing in a depleted lake.
Judge Mugeta has granted an interim injunction after finding triable issues of bias and violations of natural justice in the Registrar of Political Parties’ actions against the opposition party.
Data presented by the Ministry of Industry and Trade show that Tanzania’s trade surplus with SADC countries rose to USD 2.71 billion in 2025, nearly tripling from USD 988 million in 2020, highlighting the country’s increasing competitiveness within the regional bloc.
Tanzania’s Parliament urged engagement with the U.S Senate while affirming national sovereignty, as the Minister called on members to defend the President.
Tanzania has invited U.S. senators to visit the country as part of diplomatic efforts to counter a proposed U.S. sanctions bill linked to the 2025 election killings.
The minister said Tanzania’s support was recently demonstrated through the participation of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) in celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of SADR.
Tanzania’s Ministry of Home Affairs is seeking a budget increase to TSh 2.4 trillion, a 16 percent budget increase
According to the newly elected Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Professor in Pan-African Studies, Alexander Makulilo, the gathering will bring together academics, policymakers, civil society organizations, and members of the public to examine issues shaping Tanzania, Africa, and the wider world.
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