Firebrand politician Tundu Lissu arrived in Tanzania on Wednesday after living in exile for six years. But where did all this start?
The politician says he’s coming to Tanzania to support the movement for the New Constitution.
Now that Samia has expressed her intention to revive the stalled constitution-writing process, civil society should take an active part in making sure the intention is realized.
In our briefing today: Older people hardest hit by ongoing food, fuel crisis in Tanzania; Tanzania’s ambassador to Austria dies in a car crash; Over 10 million Tanzanians set to benefit from WB-funded water and hygiene project.
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.
Pastor Julius Kuyioni was reportedly arrested on July 7 in Arusha and he is yet to be released.
In our briefing today: Activists fault Samia’s appointments of Wambura, Kingai; ‘Democracy should go beyond elections’; Govt to construct 13 irrigation schemes in Mbeya; Team formed to revive sisal production in Tanzania.
The rights organisation is blaming the present tension in Ngorongoro on laws that allow wildlife hunting.
In our briefing today: CCM drums up demands for New Constitution; CHADEMA jubilant as court dismisses objections by its former cadres; France shares its approach to conservation with Tanzania; Train accident kills four, injures 132 in Tabora.
In our briefing today: Samia in Oman for a three-day official visit; Optimism runs high as over $30 billion LNG deal finally signed; LHRC calls out govt’s ‘violations of human rights’ in Ngorongoro; Zanzibar vows to end child labour as it marks World Day against Child Labour.
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