Reports of arrests emerge as Arusha hosts the 153rd IPU Assembly; police have not confirmed.
EWURA’s October schedule raises petrol, diesel and kerosene ceilings after two months of declining cap prices.
A new study finds costly primaries and informal payments are pricing out women, youth and persons with disabilities—and straining political finance rules.
Mnyika said the IPU should listen to all political sides rather than relying on statements delivered during the opening of the assembly.
Families of two Tanzanian miners will ask a London court whether a bullion-market body can be liable for alleged human-rights harms in a supply chain it certified.
The leaders delivered their messages virtually during the inauguration of the five-day assembly, which is bringing together parliamentarians from around the world from October 5 to 9, 2026.
Tanzania’s economy is growing strongly, but persistent poverty, low wages, weak productivity and limited access to quality jobs are preventing many households from benefiting from that growth.
Kivulini Talks panellists debate whether Tanzania is ready for a world in disarray, and what it must fix at home to keep pace
A judge ruled that the Kisutu court acted without a filed criminal case and on a defective affidavit, voiding the November 2025 warrant against the activist.
The state argues that the disputed words were published to the public and that the missing video does not prevent a conviction.