At the center of the morning session was Tanzania’s Minister of State for Planning and Investment, Prof. Kitila Mkumbo, who argued that the two neighboring economies are underperforming not due to a lack of opportunity, but because they have failed to fully exploit it.
A lodge ownership dispute in Arusha escalated as an investor broke down, alleging unpaid rent, threats to his life, and unfair enforcement of tenant rights.
The deal marks a significant step in Tanzania’s ambition to become a key player in the global helium market.
The body of 24-year-old student James Temba, found beheaded in the Msimbazi River, has been identified by his family as police continue investigating the circumstances of his death.
Damour was taken from his Mburahati home by seven unidentified individuals, leaving his family in distress for 36 hours before police confirmed he had been arrested
The court ruled that the application was filed in a personal capacity, meaning he will now participate in the proceedings solely as a witness.
African lawyers urge clearer state obligations to prosecute grave human rights abuses, leveraging regional bodies to end impunity.
The scheme aims to address systemic unemployment while correcting the failures of past financial initiatives.
Authorities defend trophy hunting for economic and conservation gains, yet admit regulations need tightening.
Tanzania closes Nduta refugee camp and hands over its infrastructure, while rights groups warn of forced expulsions of Burundians.
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