Author: The Chanzo Reporter

In our briefing today: EIB Vice President: ‘EU wants honest partnerships with Africa, not to take over things’ ;

24-year-old Mbeya man sentenced to two years in prison for burning president’s picture;

Report: The media environment has improved, but laws remains a challenge

Starting his term on January 27, 2020, Mr Östros is currently leading a high-level delegation to improve the biggest multilateral financial institution’s investment in the country.

In our briefing today:

Nyusi grateful for Tanzania’s role in combating terrorism in Mozambique;

Masauni dismisses claims that state apparatus are involved in abduction cases;

Government allays fear over Kigoma’s sand eruption incident

In our briefing today: European Investment Bank Vice President Thomas Östros visits Tanzania for investment talks;

President Samia covers medical cost for kidnap victim, stakeholders urge independent investigation and end to abductions;

Tanzania can transform into Africa’s premier trade hub. Here’s how ;

Tanzania’s foreign media ownership restrictions impact citizen’s freedom of speech

While people have appreciated the gesture, most of them have called for an independent investigation into the abduction cases

During his visit, Mr Östros will meet with Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan and Hussein Mwinyi and other top government officials.

In our briefing today: After traders’ strike, envoys call for dialogue citing unfair tax practices to investors and arbitrary freezing of bank accounts in Tanzania;

Another great migration? CHADEMA’s Peter Msigwa moves to CCM;

Hope is truly a dangerous thing: Is Tanzania going back to the dark days? ;

Debunking Myths: From childhood curiosity to fighting injustice

Speaking in a press after the announcement, Msigwa says he has joined CCM because the CHADEMA has become the property of one man.

The letter also shows that TRA officials are using threats to pressure investors into submitting to its demand.

In our briefing today:

Shocking revelation: A 27-year-old man who was kidnapped, shot in the head, and dumped in the wild, says he was first detained in a police workshop in Dar;

Government reached a deal with traders as they agreed to end the strike