CCM MP Simai Mohammed Said caused controversy after calling a senior government leader, widely believed to be Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi, “Judas the betrayer,” sparking debate over internal CCM tensions and succession politics.
Domestic debt has more than doubled from TZS 14.73 trillion in 2020, while its share of total government debt has risen from 26.7 percent to 33.6 percent over the same period.
Facing Western sanctions over election violence, Tanzania’s leader turns to Moscow for a historic visit and economic forum, marking a major geopolitical shift.
Sh422.9 billion has been loaned to 82,699 women through special lending windows for women at various commercial banks.
A road accident in Tanzania that injured six doctors and cost a paediatrician her leg has ignited outrage over systemic failures in healthcare worker support amid the country’s worsening road safety crisis.
Meeting focused on women’s political participation, but timing raises questions about broader dispute.
In Musoma, youth say government loans are stolen, public meetings only happen during elections, and speaking out is met with fear and runarounds.
The opposition party argues that the mandatory enlistment violates the semi-autonomous status of the archipelago and bypasses constitutional procedures.
One day after court blocked action over a May 7 letter, the registrar issued fresh allegations — raising questions of defiance and rule of law.
Kirati earned the prestigious photojournalism award for his compelling visual reporting on the plight of residents of Nyatwali Ward in Tanzania’s Mara Region.