The Tanzania Private Sector Foundation has confirmed a leadership change following the dismissal of its chief executive after a forensic audit.
The sudden dismissal of the home affairs minister and the choice of divisive Paul Makonda for information lead some to question the government’s sincerity in mending national divisions.
These ambassadorial appointments come as President Samia also make first cabinet reshuffle, conducted less than three months after the cabinet was initially formed.
Confidence in government securities remains strong, as investors view them as offering guaranteed returns with lower risk compared to other sectors of the economy.
A mixed bag for Tanzanian consumers this month as petrol and kerosene prices rise while diesel costs fall, reflecting shifts in global markets and local currency exchange rates.
Authorities in Tanzania have dismantled a major financial crime ring, leading to the arrest of two Chinese citizens and the seizure of over Sh2 billion in illicit funds.
Attorneys challenge the 2025 polls at the regional court, arguing the election violated the East African Community’s treaty principles on democracy and governance.
The group has drawn strong criticism online, largely due to perceptions of inauthenticity in relation to the practices of ordinary Catholics.
He has been detained on allegations of publishing false information, amidst a wider crackdown on dissent following the country’s contested October election.
Heavy rains wash out sections of the SGR line, halting Tanzania’s flagship rail service between Morogoro and Dodoma indefinitely.
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