Tanzania and China are strengthening law enforcement ties on cybercrime and intelligence despite concerns over online speech restrictions and crackdowns on dissent.
The government assures Coco Beach vendors their public space will not be sold to private developers, securing their livelihoods after public outcry.
A Tanzanian court has allowed a citizen’s constitutional challenge against the 90-day suspension of JamiiForums to proceed, dismissing government objections.
Tanzaniaβs data watchdog sets an April 8 registration deadline with strict penalties, signalling a major crackdown on digital privacy compliance.
An international symposium at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania seeks to amplify local voices and challenge colonial legacies in global conservation discourse.
Small-scale traders at Coco Beach plead for President Samiaβs intervention to stop their eviction, which threatens their livelihoods and the privatisation of a public space.
Torrential rains in Mbeya kill at least 18, mostly children, as flooding and landslides compound a growing national crisis.
Veteran journalist Jenerali Ulimwengu and scholar Azaveli Lwaitama launch the handbook aimed at returning Pan-Africanism to ordinary people.
Tanzanian lawyer Joseph Oleshangay rejects the two presidential reports on Ngorongoro as neither independent nor credible.
Tanzania mourns the loss of William Lukuvi, a prominent three-decade pillar of East African politics, who passed away from a suspected heart attack.