In our briefing today:
All Eyes on Dodoma as President Samia Gives Historic Address to Parliament Today;
Parliament Approves Tanzania’s Accession to the Agreement for the Establishment of the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC);
From Scaling Up to Integrating Tech-Centric Interventions in Tanzania’s Schools.
The conclusion of 12th Parliament today will mark the beginning of a new phase leading up to the general election for the President of the United Republic, Members of Parliament, and Councilors in mainland Tanzania, scheduled to take place in October 2025.
In our briefing today:
President Samia Announces Dozens of New Appointments at Regional and District Levels as Some Ousted Officials Prepare for General Election Primaries;
President Mwinyi Postpones Dissolution of Zanzibar House of Representatives to August 13;
Two Senior Tanzanian Police Officers Convicted of Murder, Face Death Penalty;
What Does the 2025/26 Budget Mean for Climate Action in Tanzania?
According to a previous announcement made on June 22, 2025, by the Office of the President of Zanzibar, it was expected that the House would be dissolved on June 23, 2025.
The reshuffle comes as several outgoing officials are expected to enter the ruling party’s primaries in hopes of securing nominations for the upcoming general election
In our briefing today:
ACT-Wazalendo Demands Justice as Janeth Rithe Remains in Custody;
President Samia Champions Global Spotlight for Unique Bulabo Cultural Festival;
Viral Tanzanian Political Podcasters Wachokonozi Arrested for Alleged Social Media Abuse;
Tanzania Joins EU, France and the European Investment Bank in Launching the Butimba Water Treatment Plant.
According to the party, lawyers who visited the Central Police Station in Dar es Salaam, June 21, 2025, were told that their attempts to secure her release on bail were unsuccessful because she was still needed for further questioning.
Initial reports that the duo had been abducted sparked alarm online, particularly because it was unclear which police station they had been taken to
The €150 million project involved the extension and upgrading of the water supply and sanitation systems and safe hygiene practices in the city of Mwanza and nearby towns.
Samia cautions citizens to remain peaceful to avoid situation where security organs take other actions
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