In our briefing today: Murder case involving twenty Loliondo residents postponed to July 14; USAID provides $9 million to WFP to help feed refugees in Tanzania; CRDB, climate change fund agree on climate resilience for farmers; Govt earmarks 400,000 hectares of land for wheat cultivation; Wild animals killed 49 in Ngorongoro in 2021, govt says.
The murder case involving over twenty Maasai from Loliondo was on Thursday postponed at the Arusha Resident Magistrate’s Court as the investigation of the case was incomplete. The hearing of the case is now pushed to July 14, 2022.
Maasai people do not ask non-Maasai people to stand with them because they are special beings. But because tyranny has no limit and it knows no borders.
In our briefing today: Mpango in Kigali for Commonwealth summit; A new batch of 117 native people of Ngorongoro moves to Handeni; Vatican appoints new bishop for Kahama.
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.
Ufaransa imekuwa ikitumia utaratibu jumuishi ambapo wenyeji na mamlaka za Serikali hushirikiana katika kuhakikisha kwamba maliasili zinahifadhiwa na manufaa kwenda kwa wenyeji na Serikali kwa pamoja.
In our briefing today: Government Meets Diplomats on the Ngorongoro Saga; Journalist arraigned in Zanzibar over cybercrime charges; Afreximbank supports Elsewedy Electric to establish industrial zone in Tanzania; Tanzania, France agree on Sh195billion loan for water supply, sanitation; Over 900 hectares of farm crops destroyed in Singida.
In our briefing today: Tanzania puts in place electronic system for investment applications; Türkiye shares its experience in e-government with Tanzania; Conservation watchdog ‘deeply concerned’ by the report of violence in Loliondo.
It is believed that the case is connected with the murder of a police officer in Ngorongoro.
In our briefing today: Tanzania, Kenya beef up border security at Loliondo; Tanzania concludes deal with World Bank over a $278 million loan for urban management; Tanzania, India explore possibilities of investment in port development, agriculture.
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