Mramba emphasized that power trading between countries is not a new practice.
The two suspects, identified as Mugeni from Zanzibar and Jackson from Arusha, were reportedly stopped at the Pasisi roadblock together with their motorcycle drivers, while allegedly heading to Mambasa, an ADF operational base.
In our briefing: SADC Extraordinary Summit of the Organ Troika signals continued support for DRC, final decision on SAMIDRC pending;
Tanzania mourns Professor Philemon Sarungi, former Defense Minister;
Biteko meets oil and gas sector executives on the sidelines of East African Petroleum Conference and Exhibition 2025;
Lissu says ‘imperial presidency’ in Uganda and Tanzania constitutions is Julius Nyerere’s legacy, throws jabs at Museveni’s regime.
Tanzanian politician and Chairman of the opposition party CHADEMA, Tundu Lissu, has argued that the constitutional legacy of Julius Kambarage Nyerere in Tanzania and Uganda is evident in the establishment of an “imperial presidency” in both countries.
The summit reaffirmed SADC’s commitment to supporting efforts to bring lasting peace and security to eastern DRC, in line with the SADC Mutual Defence Pact of 2003.
The meeting was called for the preparation of today’s Extra-Ordinary Organ Troika Summit. The high-level meeting will bring together leaders from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), SADC member states contributing troops to the DRC, and the SADC Organ Troika to discuss the escalating crisis.
Compared to the 2019/2020 model, which weighed about 35 kilograms, the latest version weighs approximately 18 kilograms and includes a tablet, printer, and fingerprint scanner.
In our briefing: SADC ministers hold emergency meeting on DRC. Heads of State to convene today, March 6;
INEC highlights functionality of new BVR Kit: Runs on android, operates offline and online, and is more portable for efficiency;
‘Be Warned’: ACT Wazalendo will sue personally public officials involved in human rights violations against members, citizens;
When hard work is not enough: Tanzanian women’s struggle against sextortion in the workplace
Regional and district commissioners in Zanzibar are accused of interfering with the voter’s registration exercise, while engaging in “wanton” violation of human rights and principles of natural justice.
In our briefing: Tanzania’s Chief of Defense Forces consoles family of soldier killed in DRC;
Cuba’s National Assembly President visits Tanzania;
Mining sector contribution to GDP expected to reach 10pc in 2025
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