A Tanzanian Catholic bishop has condemned the “inhumane” police use of tear gas against opposition women seeking refuge within a cathedral compound.
Tanzanian businessman Rostam Aziz is set to take control of East Africa’s largest independent media house after the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development agreed to sell its entire shareholding in Nation Media Group.
Tanzania has committed to receiving and facilitating the visit and work of the Commonwealth Secretary-General’s Special Envoy nearly four months after his appointment.
While the mood in the country was jovial for many women; CHADEMA women faced arrest and spent nights in police custody
In two of the three cases, the Court issued binding orders requiring Tanzania to amend its constitution within defined timelines and to publish the full judgments in both English and Swahili.
The East African nation ramps up efforts to secure fuel supplies and evacuate citizens as the Middle East conflict escalates
Tanzania’s latest drug crackdown uncovers a sophisticated operation to divert powerful medical-grade opioids into the illicit market.
Authorities move to shore up fuel supply security as escalating US-Iran-Israel conflict sends global crude prices surging and threatens supply chains across East Africa.
Bujumbura has agreed on a sweeping repatriation plan as two major refugee camps in Tanzania prepare to shut their doors.
The sharp rise in the cost of diesel is expected to have a significant ripple effect throughout the economy.
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