Separate September 10 court proceedings granted conditional release to a University of Dodoma lecturer and bail to a Muhimbili specialist in unrelated cases.
The court says the prosecution—not the defence—had to prove whether alleged threats were felt, while finding that three senior security officials could give relevant evidence.
John Heche told the High Court that an April 2025 speech explained a party policy adopted after disputed local polls, following Brenda Rupia’s cross-examination.
Brenda Rupia told the High Court that the disputed excerpts were a fraction of a much longer reform speech and that Jambo TV, not Lissu, controlled content it recorded and broadcast
A six-month suspension and mandatory public apology for citing non-existent Court of Appeal decisions—likely AI-generated—marks Tanzania’s strictest response yet to unverified legal filings.
Dar es Salaam — A CHADEMA leader testifying for Tundu Lissu accepted on Friday that the party chairperson wanted his April 3, 2025 speech to
Deputy CHADEMA secretary general tells the court the charged excerpts were stripped from a three-hour reform speech.
Deputy secretary general tells the court the party’s ‘No Reforms, No Election’ position followed “systematic irregularities” in the 2024 local government polls.
Police say he was bailed; Malisa says he was never charged, questioned, or granted bail.
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.