Tanzania Orders C-27J Spartan Transport Aircraft From Italy’s Leonardo
Tanzania will use the aircraft primarily for civil support duties, as the aircraft will be equipped with kits for humanitarian, search and rescue, and firefighting missions.
Tanzania will use the aircraft primarily for civil support duties, as the aircraft will be equipped with kits for humanitarian, search and rescue, and firefighting missions.
In our briefing today: Analysts fear Samia’s election fever may prolong Tanzania’s reformist agenda; Tanzania’s newsrooms are increasingly becoming dangerous for women journalists; CHADEMA announced plans for its demonstrations against ‘cosmetic electoral reforms’
Dar es Salaam. Good morning! The Chanzo is here with a rundown of major news stories reported in Tanzania on Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Can
In our briefing today: Tanzania’s CCM picks Emmanuel Nchimbi as its twelve secretary-general; Tanzania bans Kenya Airways from its airspace in a retaliatory move; Electoral bills review: Genuine commitment for transitional justice in Tanzania?; Govt issues seven mining licenses to Marula’s local partners in Tanzania.
The decision follows Kenyan authorities’ move to refuse the Tanzanian request for an all-cargo flight by Air Tanzania under Fifth Freedom Traffic Rights between Nairobi and third countries.
The new licenses are considered to be highly prospective for the potential of high-grade and large and jumbo flake graphite mineralisation.
Mr Nchimbi, 52, is succeeding Daniel Chongolo, who resigned on November 30, 2023, after reports surfaced on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, implicating him in sexual WhatsApp messages with an unidentified woman.
In our briefing today: Police brutality in Tanzania: A rogue Police Force or a few bad apples?; The World Bank abdicates its responsibility to human rights in Tanzania; Tanzania, Iran seek to partner in extraterrestrial farming;Mwanza confirms 28 cases of Cholera
Police in the East African nation have had a hard time defending the actions of its officers, which have resulted in torture, disappearances and even murder.
In our briefing today: Stakeholders ponder on the review of Tanzania’s foreign policy; Civil society, religious leaders, and political parties commented on election bills; At least 25 people were hospitalized in Shinyanga, Mwanza, and Simiyu following Cholera outbreak
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