
In a Landmark Ruling, High Court of Tanzania Strikes Down State-Imposed Religious Authority
A Tanzanian High Court ruled that forcing Muslim groups to get BAKWATA’s approval for registration was unconstitutional.

A Tanzanian High Court ruled that forcing Muslim groups to get BAKWATA’s approval for registration was unconstitutional.

The comments come just days after Warioba held a private meeting with President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the State House in Dar es Salaam on December 17.

The court has ordered Mwita to receive medical care as his case is postponed to January 05

Nchemba argued that individuals independently collecting death-toll figures are doing so for monetary gain.

The White House justified the inclusion of Tanzania by citing high visa overstay rates, specifically an 8.30 per cent rate for business and tourist visa holders and a 13.97 per cent rate for students and exchange visitors.

Overall, Tanzania recorded $1,618.43 million in FDI during the period, a decline compared to $2,790.62 million recorded in the same quarter of the previous financial year.

More than a year after the brutal murder of opposition figure Kibao, his family’s search for truth continues—a personal struggle that reflects Tanzania’s grappling with a pattern of enforced disappearances.

A former Tanzanian minister has been released on bail after being arrested and held on suspicion of plotting to kill the country’s police chief and for online incitement.

The Head of State has called on the armed forces to remain professional and apolitical, following a period of significant political unrest surrounding the recent general election.

A lecturer’s arrest in connection with planned anti-government protests in Tanzania has sparked conflicting explanations from the police and the minister for education, raising fresh concerns over academic freedom.
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