In our briefing today: Think tank reveals ‘serious issues’ with Maasai ‘relocation’ from Ngorongoro; Mbatia: I’m still NCCR-Mageuzi’s legitimate chairperson; Police in Manyara detain over a dozen CHADEMA leaders over illegal assembly; Over 180 cases of cholera reported in Tanzania since April.
They were released hours later following public outcry.
Mbatia accuses the assistant party’s registrar of deliberately planting discords within NCCR-Mageuzi and trying to silence the opposition leader.
They include failure to consult communities in Msomera and Kitwai; lack of adequate water and grazing land in selected sites; concerns over promised social services; risk of conflict; and incomplete resettlement plans.
In our briefing today: CHADEMA calls for calmness as its meeting with Samia draws varied reactions; Samia leaves Tanzania for Ghana.
The party says it is not against its members who are critical of the decision. But it must proceed with the remaining steps of the discussion.
In our briefing today: Tanzania in a new Sh290 billion deal with AfDB; BoT: National debt increases by $6.5 billion in one year.
In our briefing today: Speaker Tulia declines to sack 19 former CHADEMA members, cites court injunction; Jussa calls for national consultative conference to rid Tanzania of constitutional impasse; Voluntary or Not? Maasai People Explain Their Views on ‘Relocation’ Exercise; China, Germany and UK establish consulates in Dodoma.
Maasai people claims that both bribe and intimidation accompany the exercise.
He says whether Tanzania needs the New Constitution or not is no longer a debatable issue.
