High Court to Rule Whether PO-RALG Should Oversee November Local Govt Elections
The petitioners argue that the government announcement is illegal as the minister has no mandate to coordinate, organise, and supervise the civic elections.
The petitioners argue that the government announcement is illegal as the minister has no mandate to coordinate, organise, and supervise the civic elections.
In our briefing today: Tanzania delists all wards and villages in the contested Ngorongoro area. Stakeholders warn the plan is unconstitutional;
One witness testifies in a gangrape case that sparked national outrage;
Tanzania to connect 3,060 hamlets in a new electrification drive;
Uchawa Vs. Professional networking: Understanding key differences
While the plan will affect villages in other parts of the country, Ngorongoro is the only area disproportionately affected, as all its villages have been singled out for delisting.
In our briefing today: A Senior Police Officer in Tanzania Allegedly Described a Gang-Rape Victim As a ‘Likely Sex Worker.’ It Didn’t End Well;
Weather Conditions Delay the Reception of a New Aircraft in Zanzibar;
LHRC Demands Justice in the Case of a Girl Who Was Raped and Sodomized, Calls on Authorities to Provide Appropriate Responses.
Within hours, the regional police commander was removed from her position, and four suspects in the incident were produced before the court to answer for their actions.
In our briefing today: What you need to know about the 18-08 Ngorongoro Maasai Demonstrations in Tanzania;
ACT-Wazalendo: Local government election will be the ultimate test of Samia’s 4Rs;
2025 Election, Is It Going to be Samia Vs Lissu?
Opposition party CHADEMA, Vice Chairperson Tundu Lissu, has announced that he has informed his party about his intention to run for the presidency of the United Republic of Tanzania through his party.
Upcoming local government election will be the final test for President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s philosophy of the 4Rs (Reconciliation, Resilience, Reforms, and Rebuilding)
The protest is the latest in a series of actions against a government relocation plan aimed at moving 110,000 Maasai from Ngorongoro to Msomera, Sauni, and Kitwai—over 300 kilometers from their current homes.
In our briefing today: Tanzania announces local govt elections amid opposition’s protests against overseeing authorities;
President Samia says the latest reshuffle is about improving efficiency;
PCCB uncovers sabotage in the new electric train;
An open letter to Masanja Kadogosa, Director General of TRC, on the SGR ride and travel experience
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