The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – March 04, 2024
In our briefing today: Media duped by fake news on new EAC currency ; Private hospitals resume NHIF services amidst pricing disputes ; Mzee Rukhsa: Farewell to an African statesman
In our briefing today: Media duped by fake news on new EAC currency ; Private hospitals resume NHIF services amidst pricing disputes ; Mzee Rukhsa: Farewell to an African statesman
What made the page seem credible is the grey tick verification badge on the page which is provided by X to the official government pages.
In our briefing today: Ali Hassan Mwinyi, Tanzania president who liberalized the economy, dies at 98 ; Concerns arise for 4 Million NHIF beneficiaries as private health providers begin boycott today; Tanga Police solve an abduction case, it was a drug deal gone wrong; Development From Below? This is the story of a Daladala co-op in Dar es Salaam
In our briefing : ACT Wazalendo holds a historic intra-party public debate of its youth wing candidates ; CHADEMA concludes its demonstration in Tanzania’s main cities. Mtwara declaration to follow; Lowassa: The System and the lesson that the opposition never learned ; Police in Lindi accused of covering up child sexual abuse scandal involving its officer
In our briefing today: Tanzania: Starlink is finalizing processes to get permits; CCM members reflection: ‘At 47 the party needs a rebirth’; Tanzania port signs 678 billion deal with a consortium of Chinese firms for construction of oil tanks; Zitto Kabwe: Tanzania’s main problem is political immaturity; Zanzibar remove VAT on sugar to curb shortage
Majority of the members mentioned social services and infrastructure development as the main successes of CCM. The second most mentioned success was the party’s continuous tenure in power over the last 47 years.
The leader of the opposition ACT-Wazalendo questions the institutional setup of a multiparty system in the country, which he thinks makes the opposition position synonymous with animosity.
The JHNPP plant has a total capacity of 2115 Megawatts emanating from 9 vertical Francis turbines with each turbine capacity standing at 235 Megawatts.
In our briefing today: JNHPP goes live with the supply of 235 Megawatts to the national grid, power cuts to be reduced by 85 percent ; 25 killed, and 21 injured in a multi-vehicle accident in Arusha. Seven foreign nationals identified
Dar es Salaam. The Advocates Committee has summoned a famous private attorney, Peter Madeleka, following a complaint by Attorney General Eliezer Feleshi that the former
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