A five-judge panel said the lawsuit could only be adjudicated for being filed within the prescribed period.
In our briefing today: CCM’s Secretary-General resigns after sexual WhatsApp message leaks; Two police officers held in Dar after reportedly shooting dead a security guard; Titan Lithium to start drilling program at Titan 1 project in Tanzania; 13 killed, 25 injured in bus-train collision in Singida.
Daniel Chongolo says there’s an ongoing campaign aimed at “tarnishing” his image and he’s not willing to see CCM associated with his alleged misconduct.
Dar es Salaam. Police in Dar es Salaam said Wednesday that it is holding two members of the law enforcement agency after reports surfaced online
In our briefing today: A photo exhibition in Dar showcases the wisdom of a 108-year-old man; Africa Command Special Operations Forces train alongside Tanzania’s partners; Israel-Palestine conflict: It’s not just the text, but context also matters.
During the training, partner forces collaborated on various tactical skills, including visit, board, search, and seizure.
This year’s conference will discuss the state of politics locally and globally, touching on current trends, including populism, coup d’états and democratic backsliding.
He says he’ll convince fellow TLS members to convene the Bar’s extraordinary General Meeting to deliberate on his suspension, which he says has “dangerous and wide-ranging” implications.
In our briefing today: Thirteen arrested in Zanzibar in connection with child sex trafficking reports; Study recommends measures Petra Diamonds can restore community relations; Peace talks between Ethiopia, Oromo rebels in Tanzania collapse – again; Kenya’s Jambojet to start flying from Mombasa to Zanzibar beginning July next year.
Parties to the conflict fail to reach a mutual agreement, further threatening the security in Ethiopia.
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