Beyond their differences in their assessment of the state of democracy in the country, many Tanzanians believe democracy should mean freedom, safety, happiness, and improved welfare.
In our briefing today: After going missing for 29 days, police confirm to detain Kombo Mbwana for social media misuse. Experts say it’s unlawful detention and a crime by police;
President Samia commends the Police for calmness in the country;
Dar Police says the missing person allegedly detained since 2023 is a kidnapper; police are actively searching for him;
Government says Simu 2000 BRT depot project must be implemented
During his visit, Mr Östros will meet with Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan and Hussein Mwinyi and other top government officials.
This vision is plausible; it’s a tangible reality that can be achieved with strategic planning, investment, and innovation.
It’s easy to blame the so-called prostitutes and persecute them while hiding behind the canopy of morality, a privilege often accorded to the elites and the haves.
Crypto exchange sites to brokers, the law will require these platform owners to register in Tanzania’s simplified tax system and withhold a tax rate of 3 percent when making payments to a resident as a result of transfer or exchange
Economic hardship, societal changes, and a sense of lost sovereignty have led voters to seek alternatives that promise to restore national pride and economic stability.
I found it interesting while reading because of the way the authors managed to craft the message after visiting different places with connections to socialism in the past or present.
In the East African nation, femicide is often documented as normal death, making it difficult to separate these cases from general murder statistics.
In our briefing today:
Tanzania added Sh. 1.6 Trillion to its 2023/24 budget for operations in DRC,Mozambique and for financing military equipment
US Ambassador urges Tanzania to enhance local value addition for its critical minerals
President Samia mourns Iran President Raisi
Prioritising the voices of women for peacebuilding in Sudan
Slavery day in Zanzibar: Is it a big deal?
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