Under pressure, police invite unconvinced Tanzanians to share information with them that would lead to the location of the disappeared people.
In our briefing today: Police debunked rumours about the death of a gang rape victim;
How are Tanzanians reacting to global Gen Z protests? ;
Child abused by housemaid recovers and is discharged from hospital
Experts think Tanzania can avoid the wave only if mechanisms to ensure public accountability work properly and there’s fair utilisation of national resources.
NeST will comply with the Open Contracting Data Standard(OCDS) says the PPRA Director of Information
In our briefing today: Tanzania: Presidential Commission on Tax Reforms announced;
Human Rights Watch: Indigenous Maasai endure coercive relocation;
Kilimanjaro police deny reports of child murders ;
A parable of sacrifice for conservation
TCRA says it has not issued any statement or directive to ban any social media platform in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Tanzania’s foreign affairs ministry remains a hot seat but stability matters ;
Tanzania agrees to pay Indiana Resources sh. 237 billion over ICSID disputes ;
Government announces five-point strategy to respond to child kidnapping reports ;
Foreigners illegally using small-scale mining licenses to face the law
e strategy involves cross-ministries initiatives to raise awareness on child protection, increase patrol and fast tracking investigation and case proceedings
So far Tanzania has already paid USD 35 Million. Tanzania will be required to complete the remaining amount in two installments, USD 25 Million by October 25, 2024, and USD 30 Million by March 30, 2025.
Between 2021 and 2024, five ministers have already served the Ministry something that analysts have warned might end up hurting the Ministry’s efficiency.
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