In our briefing today: Samia explains govt plan to solve women’s problems in Tanzania; Mbowe defends his decision to meet Samia for talks; Mwinyi announces restructuring of ministry of health; TTCL, Huawei ink deal to promote communications technologies.
In our briefing today: Human Rights Watch lauds lifting of a ban on four newspapers; Tanzania sets aside Sh2b for procurement of fire fighting vehicles; Govt turns to rainwater harvesting to solve Tanzania’s water woes; Mwinyi sacks isle’s taxman.
In our briefing today: Zanzibar launches special police unit for protection of tourists; Over 500,000 people use heroin in Tanzania; Fire destroys four tourist hotels in Zanzibar.
In our briefing today: Second judge in Mbowe’s case recuses himself; CSO Week organisers criticised over Ndugai’s pick as guest of honour; Tanzanian student dies in US after being shot at following minor car accident; Burundi’s Ndayishimiye is expected in Tanzania on Friday.
In our briefing today: A Senior Police Officer in Tanzania Allegedly Described a Gang-Rape Victim As a ‘Likely Sex Worker.’ It Didn’t End Well;
Weather Conditions Delay the Reception of a New Aircraft in Zanzibar;
LHRC Demands Justice in the Case of a Girl Who Was Raped and Sodomized, Calls on Authorities to Provide Appropriate Responses.
During his visit, Mr Östros will meet with Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan and Hussein Mwinyi and other top government officials.
In our briefing today: Tanzania urged to invest in climate-smart strategies to boost livestock sector;
Kariakoo strike: Government halts EFDs inspection operation in Kariakoo;
Government of Zanzibar opposes the plan to extend President Mwinyi’s term
In our briefing today: Tanzania targets cryptocurrency in a new tax push: Here is why the country needs to build its capacity on cryptocurrency faster;
CCM Zanzibar recommends extending the presidential term limit for Mwinyi to seven years;
Police and Government respond to Kariakoo strike saga;
INEC explains reasons for postponing voter register updates;
Tanzania and Guinea Bissau sign mou to cooperate economically
In our briefing today: Zanzibar invites investment bids for its offshore oil and gas blocks ; ACT Wazalendo accuses foul play in Kigoma by-election: Members and leaders arrested amid controversy; Police accused of the murder of a tour guide operator in Arusha
In our briefing today: Tanzania: Starlink is finalizing processes to get permits; CCM members reflection: ‘At 47 the party needs a rebirth’; Tanzania port signs 678 billion deal with a consortium of Chinese firms for construction of oil tanks; Zitto Kabwe: Tanzania’s main problem is political immaturity; Zanzibar remove VAT on sugar to curb shortage
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