
Inside Tanzania’s El Niño Emergency Plan
The government has activated a four-stage plan for the looming El Niño, but the debate rages over the gap between the worst-case Sh730bn estimate and the Sh10bn already allocated.

The government has activated a four-stage plan for the looming El Niño, but the debate rages over the gap between the worst-case Sh730bn estimate and the Sh10bn already allocated.

Petrol, diesel and kerosene prices have fallen for a second consecutive month, although the Middle East conflict still clouds the outlook.

Under sustained cross-examination, the party’s secretary general defends ‘No Reforms, No Election’ as democratic pressure, not a crime.

The prominent online rights campaigner was removed by immigration officers who said his passport was unreadable, with no official statement from the Police or Immigration Services yet.

The party’s secretary general defended the disputed April 2025 address as an officially adopted electoral reform campaign independently broadcast by journalists.

Police say a scientific examination found death by hanging, while allegations circulating online raise questions about a death in police custody and the statutory inquest process.

The U.S.-based activist is seeking court-ordered transparency, not damages or restoration of her pages, after alleging that the company acted on pressure from Tanzanian authorities.

Stakeholders at Tanzania’s Democracy Forum doubt a new constitution is possible by 2030 and urge transitional amendments to the current one to avoid a repeat of the 2025 election crisis.

CCM expelled former VP Emmanuel Nchimbi for defying an Ethics Committee summons over his public statements.

Warioba says he can’t reach ex-VP Nchimbi since CCM expelled him following his resignation.