In our briefing today: Tanzania, Indonesia sign deals to boost cooperation; Zanzibar to host ‘historic’ Battery Minerals Summit in April; Wednesday’s rallies and Freeman Mbowe’s future as leader of CHADEMA; Israel’s war in Gaza exposes the hypocrisy and brutality of Western powers.
In our briefing today: CHADEMA pro-democracy demos: Will Tanzania’s opposition party prove doubters wrong?; Tanzania will spend Sh17.6b monthly servicing its Sh1.48t debt with Iran; Tanzania Joining Mining Indaba: Why Does It Matter?
Iran is Tanzania’s biggest bilateral lender, with The Chanzo’s 2022 analysis showing that the East African nation owes a total of Sh1.48 trillion to the Islamic Republic, a debt accrued for several years without being serviced.
The conference will serve as an important platform for the participating countries to build and strengthen relationships and business networks in the mining sector.
With Tanzanians seeming reluctant to participate in demonstrations, as past attempts have shown, CHADEMA will have a unique opportunity on Wednesday to show that a different reality is possible.
According to Tanzania’s Chief of Defense Force, General Jacob John Nkunda, the youth are reportedly joining the extremist groups in DRC, Mozambique, and Somalia.
Police have reportedly allowed the demonstrations, ending suspicions that they might block them.
In our briefing today: ELCT’s top bishop pledges support to the government; President Samia to make a state visit to the Vatican, Indonesia, and Norway; Tanzania, Russia share experience in human rights protection; Govt orders readiness, evacuation as heavy rain submerges Dar es Salaam
Silence, obedience, faithful parroting of what the teacher and the exam require and the cane if you dare to go against any of these or even fail to parrot properly. What are we teaching our children?
Dar es Salaam. The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) announced on Friday its Central Bank Rate (CBR) at 5.5 per cent following the country’s transition to
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