In our briefing today: TZ, Mozambique seek to boost security cooperation amid looming terrorist threat; Govt: We have not recorded any Ebola cases in Tanzania; Partnership launched to expand maternal health emergency transportation system in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Govt reviews electronic levies as resistance against them refuses to die; CHADEMA prepares to organise rallies despite govt ban; Dar to host 42nd edition of India’s largest overseas engineering exhibition; Majaliwa launches 15-year fisheries master plan to boost economic growth.
It says it is no longer going to wait for the government’s permission to do what is constitutional and lawful.
The government says the move to review the levies was influenced by the desire to discourage cash economy in Tanzania.
Why did it take Tanzania eighteen years to ratify OAU Convention on terrorism?; Dar announces arresting over 135 Panya Road suspects; CRDB Tanzania secures a $130m loan from SA-based Investec Bank, Brazil’s Intesa Sanpaolo.
Analysts attribute the development to consensus now reached within the government on issues of terrorism and violent extremism.
In our briefing today: Police report killing six Panya Road suspects in Dar; Tanzania held guilty of violating fundamental rights of girls; Govt works to end water shortage in the capital Dodoma.
Actors agree that the future of Tanzania’s multiparty democracy lies in the availability of the New Constitution.
Local contractors and opposition parties have questioned the manner with which the tender was awarded to foreign companies.
It proposes a comprehensive review of institutions of accountability along with policy debate on the entire criminal justice value chain of corruption.
