In our briefing today: ACT Wazalendo: The reconciliation initiative by President Samia has collapsed;
January Makamba ‘forgiven’: What led to his dismissal remains a mystery;
BoT warns the public about Leo Beneath London (LBL) company: It Is unlicensed
ACT-Wazalendo cited disappointment with President Samia Suluhu’s “4R” reform initiative, which they had initially supported but now considered ineffective.
The Cutlass Express maritime exercises began on February 10, 2025, and included participants from Comoros, Djibouti, France, Georgia, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Madagascar, Seychelles, Somalia, Tanzania, Tunisia, Morocco, and the United States.
In our briefing today: African coffee producers demand greater role in global decision-making;
US and Tanzania army representatives call for more joint exercises following the conclusion of Cutlass Express;
Police say the viral video showing plainclothes armed men forcefully taking a biker was an arrest;
Samia unveils reasons behind commitment to health sector investment: ‘Health is the foundation of everything’
Bashe pointed out that Africa should have been part of discussions with the European Union regarding changes to its regulatory framework, such as the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
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During the launch, President Samia urged the commissioners to approach their work with confidence, integrity, and high professionalism, while prioritizing the national interest.
Lord Collins expressed his admiration for Tanzania’s initiative, noting that the UK has a long-standing economic partnership with Tanzania, particularly in the mining sector.
In our briefing today: Battleground social media: How M23 Is using social media to muster legitimacy as DR Congo struggles to push its narratives;
UK Minister for Africa Lord Collins in Dar: Discussed DRC Crisis, visited Dar port;
40 Days of Dr. Slaa in detention: Prosecution fails to present him in court;
UK’s manufacturing Africa project to boost Tanzania’s mineral value addition
In our briefing today:Mwanza RC Urges Police, CHADEMA and Family to Act on Reported Abduction of Youth Leader; Tanzania Pledges to Strengthen Cooperation with the EU, Expresses Satisfaction with Trade Relations; CTI Calls for Stronger Action Against Illicit Alcohol in Tanzania
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