Dar es Salaam – Selemani Saidi Ally Bungara, the veteran opposition leader affectionately known as ‘Bwege,’ has died at the age of 64. He passed
Most government bodies receive clean opinions, but the audit uncovers fraudulent payments, off-system land sales, and long-unimplemented recommendations at several key agencies.
A massive cloned-card scheme involving 11 countries and 82 tourism firms siphoned billions from Tanzanian banks, as the anti-graft agency boosts convictions and recoveries.
Compliance is up, but systemic abuses persist: unapproved contracts, phantom payments, and widespread failures to include youth, women, and disabled groups cost Tanzania billions.
Tanzania and China are strengthening law enforcement ties on cybercrime and intelligence despite concerns over online speech restrictions and crackdowns on dissent.
The government assures Coco Beach vendors their public space will not be sold to private developers, securing their livelihoods after public outcry.
A Tanzanian court has allowed a citizen’s constitutional challenge against the 90-day suspension of JamiiForums to proceed, dismissing government objections.
Tanzania’s data watchdog sets an April 8 registration deadline with strict penalties, signalling a major crackdown on digital privacy compliance.
An international symposium at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania seeks to amplify local voices and challenge colonial legacies in global conservation discourse.
Small-scale traders at Coco Beach plead for President Samia’s intervention to stop their eviction, which threatens their livelihoods and the privatisation of a public space.