In our briefing today:
Tanzania’s Former Prime Minister and First Vice President, David Cleopa Msuya, Has Passed Away;
EU Parliament Debates the Arrest of Tanzanian Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu;
E-Learning Africa Annual Conference Launches in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, with Spotlight on Tech in Education;
Bank of Tanzania auctions USD 35 million for FX boost
Some of the key items of the joint motion of the resolution include a call on the unconditional release of Lissu and the call on the Tanzanian authorities to reinstate Chadema’s full participation in the October 2025 elections
Msuya, who died at the age of 94, served as the Prime Minister of Tanzania during two non-consecutive terms—first under the late President Julius Nyerere’s administration, and later under the late President Al Hassan Mwinyi.
The conference brings together a diverse network of educators, trainers, technology specialists, policymakers, development experts, and investors to shape the future of education across the African continent.
LHRC identifies common characteristics among female victims of predatory lending: many are single mothers or widows, while others report being used by their husbands as proxies to secure loans.
In our briefing:
Lissu’s Defense Team Celebrates Win as Court Orders Him to Be Brought Physically to Court, Invites the Public to Participate;
Tanzania Government Cracks Down on Dormant Mining Licenses; Tanzania’s 2025 Elections:
Breaking Down Warioba’s May 3rd Remarks on Justice and Peace;
Tundu Lissu Treason Case: Court Urges Prosecution to Expedite Investigation and Provide Status on May 19, 2025.
The Notices of Breach were officially issued starting April 14, 2025, and the deadline for responses is May 13, 2025.
Imani kwa mamlaka zinazoongoza na kusimamia mpira inazidi kupungua, hivyo ni muhimu kwa mamlaka kuliona hilo mapema na kujirekebisha.
In a recent, wide-ranging speech, Tanzania’s former prime minister criticised state authorities for preaching democracy while simultaneously dividing citizens and instilling fear. He expressed hope that Tanzania never reaches a point where its people ask: When will democracy end?
It raises critical questions about ACT Wazalendo’s political strategy and the future of opposition politics in Tanzania.
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