It is becoming increasingly difficult to imagine how authorities will reconcile its controversial policy on Ngorongoro with its stated commitments to promoting human rights in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Cheery mood as journalists mark World Press Freedom Day; Dar to become a megacity. But is it prepared?; First round of peace talks between warring parties in Ethiopia concludes in Zanzibar; Barrick proud of its environmental protection initiatives.
In our briefing today: Arusha High Court postpones case of missing 85-year-old man from Loliondo; A human rights defender who wants Samia to run unopposed in 2025 elections; Uganda dispatches team to TZ following the outbreak of Marburg virus disease; Survey deep dives into challenges, opportunities faced by EA’s tech start-up ecosystem.
In our briefing today: FM Tax meets with Tanzania’s development partners following ‘civil unrest’ reports; NECTA’s decision to no longer announce best school, student stirs debate; UN Women: Strengthening the voice and agency of women with disabilities in Tanzania; LSF launches ‘Wanawake Tunaweza’ project aimed at empowering Maasai women.
Waonya kwamba kufanya hivyo siyo tu kunachochea migogoro ya ardhi bila pia kuna athiri ustawi wa wananchi wa kawaida.
CCM’s new game plan seems to be fighting the demons of its past, organizing for now and preparing for a challenging future.
In our briefing today: Tanzania drops case against 24 Maasai leaders; Nape in Oman for official visit; Helium One Global signs agreement for drilling rig in Tanzania
They were accused of murdering a police officer during an altercation between the Maasai people and security forces.
Samia wants Tanzania to share prosperity with Kenya. Ruto wants the Dar es Salaam-Mombasa natural gas pipeline project expedited.
In our briefing today: Police in Arusha denies detaining Kenyan pastor; ‘Licensing requirements cause self-censorship among media practitioners’; Seven CHADEMA members freed after spending eighteen months in prison; Thirteen perishes in fatal car accident in Mtwara. Eight of them students.
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