ACT Wazalendo chair blasts Tanzania’s October 2025 election violence, calling the country a “securocracy” where security forces, not citizens, choose leaders.
Authorities suspended mining in Katavi over environmental violations and legal loophole exploitation, while ordering a nationwide review of Technical Support Agreements in Tanzania.
Registrar gives CHADEMA until May 20 to explain “unelected authoritarian ruler” remark or face suspension.
The investigation into the gruesome killing of a 24-year-old has led to the arrest of a traditional healer and the recovery of the victim’s head, shedding light on a case that has shocked the nation.
In Mahonda, North Unguja, extreme poverty drives hundreds of young people to abandon school each year to prioritise feeding their families.
In a lengthy interview, veteran statesman emphasises the need for public disclosure of commission findings, warns against suppression of debate, and outlines a roadmap for national healing.
In this interview, Judge Joseph Sinde Warioba calls for national reflection and a return to the foundations that built Tanzania as a peaceful country.
More than 4,000 delegates are expected in Nairobi for the summit, including around 30 heads of state and government officials, as well as prominent business figures from Africa and France.
In Zanzibar, youth say a ruling party card matters more than qualifications for jobs, revealing political discrimination.
The Head of State stressed that prison reforms should not be measured solely by the number of training programs conducted, but by how effectively former prisoners rebuild their lives and avoid returning to crime.