Category: News

In our briefing today: Tanzania targets cryptocurrency in a new tax push: Here is why the country needs to build its capacity on cryptocurrency faster;

CCM Zanzibar recommends extending the presidential term limit for Mwinyi to seven years;

Police and Government respond to Kariakoo strike saga;

INEC explains reasons for postponing voter register updates;

Tanzania and Guinea Bissau sign mou to cooperate economically

In our briefing today: Journalist Dinna Maningo released on bail after eight days; two other journalists also freed;

Government highlights strategies to protect people with albinism;

President of Guinea Bissau to undertake three-day visit to Tanzania

In our briefing today: Dinna Maningo’s lawyer drags Police and Attorney General to court over journalist’s detention without bail or trial;

A Priest arrested for the murder of a two-year-old albino girl Asimwe Novath;

Fear grips Albino community in Tanzania as pressure mounts on authorities to ensure its members’ safety as elections near;

EU to Inject Tsh11.23 billion to boost inclusive finance for SMEs and Startups;

Government applauds clean cooking energy stakeholders

The support will range from 1 million to 5 million shillings for micro entrepreneurs, 5 million to 25 million for small entrepreneurs, and 25 million to 50 million for medium enterprises.

It follows the tragic murder of a two-year-old girl with albinism who was found dead with some body parts missing after missing for about three weeks.

In our briefing today: Journalist Dinna Maningo is still detained after a week. Two more journalists Samweli Mwanga and Constantine Mathias arrested in Simiyu;

Report highlights sorry state of Tanzania’s media economy: Falling revenues, tech challenges, and the rise of ‘comedic’ journalism;

Outgoing MCL Boss Bakari Machumu reflects on his journalistic, managerial journey;

Join us in a public Space on X: ‘Fear of online debates and arguments advocating for the banning of social media X (Formerly Twitter)’

Three journalist are now being held in Mwanza, Dinna Maningo, Constatine Mathias and Samweli Mwanga

The report reveals that 77 percent of journalists in Tanzania earn less than Sh500,000 and 56 per cent lack contracts for periods ranging from one to six years.

He talks about the transformations he contributed to at the company and how he managed conflicting interests as a leader of an influential news organisation.