
75‑Year‑Old Recounts Being Shot and Left for Dead Inside Her Home During Tanzania’s Election Protest Crackdown
Aurelia recounts how she was left for several hours without treatment, believing she was dead

Aurelia recounts how she was left for several hours without treatment, believing she was dead

Speaking to commission members on Monday, January 19, 2026, several families reported seeing the bodies of their loved ones, only for them to later disappear from hospitals.

A Tanzanian activist emerges after being disappeared – only to have his social media silenced by the state for a year, in a secretive court hearing.

Authorities in Tanzania have dismantled a major financial crime ring, leading to the arrest of two Chinese citizens and the seizure of over Sh2 billion in illicit funds.

Attorneys challenge the 2025 polls at the regional court, arguing the election violated the East African Community’s treaty principles on democracy and governance.

A deadly police encounter in Dodoma sparks renewed scrutiny over law enforcement accountability and long-promised reforms.

A Tanzanian High Court ruled that forcing Muslim groups to get BAKWATA’s approval for registration was unconstitutional.

The court has ordered Mwita to receive medical care as his case is postponed to January 05

Dar es Salaam – Businesswoman and social media influencer Jennifer Jovin, popularly known as ‘Niffer,’ broke down in tears during a press conference on Wednesday,

Father Charles Kitima argues that Tanzania cannot heal or reconcile without first acknowledging the truth about the killing of citizens during the October 29 election protests and holding those responsible accountable.
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