In our briefing today: Tanzania inches closer to becoming Africa’s critical minerals hub with new refinery license to Lifezone Metals; Tanzania plans high-resolution survey to 30 percent of it’s land to boost mining ; Foregrounding human dignity is key to protecting indigenous peoples’ rights in protected areas;
The new refinery positions Tanzania strategically to serve the market in its surrounding neighbors, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, Zambia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe.
In our briefing today: Zanzibar invites investment bids for its offshore oil and gas blocks ; ACT Wazalendo accuses foul play in Kigoma by-election: Members and leaders arrested amid controversy; Police accused of the murder of a tour guide operator in Arusha
In our briefing today: China’s Stadium Diplomacy: Firm secures 286 Billion contract for 30,000-seat stadium in Tanzania ;22 wards to hold by-election today
In our briefing today: EACOP generates 30 Billion in tax revenues ;Plans for one ID from birth, Jamii Namba are on track ;Maasai people from Ngorongoro yearn for rights their fellow Tanzanians enjoy ;Is my gender a scary thing to make me die?
Three crucial moments emerged where the army appeared to assert control in defending the constitution: the announcement of President Magufuli’s death, the inauguration of the new president, and the subsequent safeguarding of the authority and reputation of the newly appointed leader.
In our briefing today; Samia hosts Museveni, Ruto in an unannounced meeting over EAC integration; Experts discuss ways banks can increase contribution to Tanzania’s economy;Two arrested for publishing ‘false’ information about Govt officials on social media
While total bank assets are about 28 per cent of the total GDP, the current contribution of the Tanzanian banks to the economy is about 3.2 per cent of the GDP at the current price, which has been declining over the years.
In our briefing today: Samia reveals the motivation behind the recent government shake-up: Putting government close to the people as the election nears ;Tanzania Foreign Minister wraps up visit to Rwanda, meets President Kagame; Tanzania’s clean energy transition gains momentum as more actors intervene
President Samia shared the rationale behind this reshuffle. She emphasized the importance of responding to the needs of citizens and being closely connected to the people.
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