In our briefing today: Amnesty International wants detained DP World port deal critics released; Kenya’s wanted terror suspect Zuena Nakhumicha arrested in Tanzania; Off-grid solar product maker d.light secures US$30 million to scale up Tanzania operations.
In our briefing today: Crackdown on DP World deal critics intensifies in Tanzania as arrests continue; Workers constructing SGR are striking over delayed pay: ‘Enough is enough’; Tanzania, Uganda agrees to internet sharing deal.
In our briefing today: Court dismisses case against DP World deal: ‘Barren of fruits’; Samia reiterates need for universal national identification; Launch of 2Africa subsea cable makes digital Tanzania dream closer than ever; Airtel Africa boss hails Tanzania’s transparency in spectrum auctions: ‘World class’; Tanzanian who brought Ukrainian refugees to the Netherlands to be deported.
In our briefing today: Former CAG Assad weighs in on DP World deal:’Long overdue’; Tanzania coal export continue to rise hitting a 297pc revenue increase; Abu Dhabi finances $30m project to enhance energy security in Kagera; Stakeholders ponder strategies to increase women’s participation in leadership; Peak Rare Earths inks Tanzania supply deal with China’s Shenghe;Why Tanzanians should be against military coups.
In our briefing today: After the review, 10 pc local council loans will now cater for both individuals and groups; Unravelling the DP World deal – the anatomy of the scandal; Govt, US Embassy marks 25th anniversary of US Embassy bombings in Dar; Human Rights Watch wants Tanzania to end ‘arbitrary arrests’ of controversial port deal critics; John Ulanga appointed TPSF’s new CEO
In our briefing today: Stakeholders laments that Tanzania NGO law constrains civil society in the country; Peter Madeleka denied bail, a prominent critic of the Dubai DP World-Tanzania port deal; Fuel prices hit a new high in 2023
In our briefing today: Police on ‘death threats’ reports by critics of Tanzania-DP World deal:‘They cause unnecessary panic’; Remembering Justice Robert Kisanga: A giant of Tanzania’s legal profession; ‘Without legislative backing, Samia’s reform efforts unlikely to stand test of time’; Stanbic Bank Awarded Best Investment Bank in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Police summons lawyer Nshala over remarks about Tanzania-DP World deal; Samia meets AfDB delegation to advance post-Dakar 2 Africa Food Summit agricultural transformation; Cardinal-designate Protase Rugambwa: ‘I’ll do what is expected of any minister with same office’; Tanzania signs MoU with India’s Haryana state to drive economic growth.
In our briefing today: Going broke? Study reveals 66 percent of Tanzanian struggle with regular expenses; Getting to know Archbishop Protase Rugambwa; Embracing the orchestra of voices: Ensuring inclusive dialogue on Tanzania’s DP World deal; Classes at IIT Madras campus in Zanzibar commence in October. See courses offered; Barrick defends its human rights records in Tanzania; Helium One Global buys its own rig for Rukwa project.
In our briefing today: Will DP World issue influence Tanzania’s 2025 electoral politics?; Debate swirls around Samia’s decision to extend Juma’s tenure as Chief Justice; Annual East Africa Philanthropy Conference kicks off in Zanzibar.
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