Stakeholders from political parties, civil societies, religious groups, bar associations, academicians, and others have recommended discontinuing the practice of utilizing council directors and other public servants as return officers during elections citing unfairness during electoral process.
Archibishop Rawaichi went on to ask members of the catholic church to remain calm and continue to follow correct teachings, ‘don’t panick’ he emphasized.
In our briefing today: Tanzania’s archibishop Ruwa’ichi react to the declaration on blessing same sex couples, ‘I will not be able to bless them’ ; Police to Investigate claims of abuse and torture; Worldbank approves 1.3 billion financing to support Tanzania private sector and the DMDP project
In our briefing today: Man, 38, accuses police of torture, humiliation: ‘I didn’t deserve such treatments’; Tanzania’s central bank gold assets increases to Shs. 58 billion; BOAT receives AfDB’s approval for Trade Finance Transaction Guarantee Facility; BoT revokes Msilikare Microfinance’s license citing ‘predatory practices.’
The facility is expected to support intra-Africa trade, thus directly contributing to the successful implementation of the AfCFTA agenda.
In our briefing today: World Bank outlines strategies Tanzania can achieve private sector-led growth; If development is truly about people, then they must care and fight for it; Pitting public schools against private ones doesn’t improve our education system.
A new World Bank report recommends privatising growth through five priority policy actions to achieve a more balanced and inclusive growth pattern in the East African nation.
In our briefing today:Members of the personal data protection commission board appointed; Regional, district commissioners are colonial remnants. It’s time we undertake reforms; Somalia joining EAC: A win for both parties?; Should we amalgamate parliament with the State House?; Headwinds media in Switzerland and Tanzania face.
About 76 percent of the Tanzania’s government revenues were spent in servicing loans and paying salaries between January and August 2023. Government borrowed Tshs. 1.1 Trillion to meet recurrent expenditures.
The stock of foreign private investment in Tanzania stood at about USD 18.6 Billion in 2021, (almost a quarter of Tanzania GDP).
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