
Government Clarifies Decision to Purchase Electricity from Ethiopia via Kenya, Emphasizes Power Trade Benefits for Tanzania
Mramba emphasized that power trading between countries is not a new practice.

Mramba emphasized that power trading between countries is not a new practice.

In our briefing today: Tanzania debunks claims of weapons shipment to Kalemie, DRC;
President Samia launches construction of USD 50 Million LPG terminal in Tanga;
CTBTO Executive Secretary visits Tanzania

In our briefing: Is Tanzania’s Media Sector Ready to Adopt AI? New Study Finds About Half of Newsrooms Are Prepared; President Samia Hands Over 35 Fishing Boats and 60 Auxiliary Boats to Fishermen in Pangani, Tanga; Geological Survey of Tanzania Strengthens Efforts to Expand Areas with Detailed Geophysical Data to Unlock Mining Potential

We should ask ourselves: What has happened to our sense of community, humanity, and the brotherhood we once shared and were known for as Tanzanians? We cannot let fear and insecurity define us.

By promoting dialogue, ensuring effective governance in the DRC, and safeguarding Rwandan interests, Tanzania not only secures its own economic interests but also contributes to a more stable and prosperous Eastern Africa.

Every year, millions of dollars in untaxed goods cross Lake Tanganyika, resulting in significant revenue losses and posing a risk to national security, highlighting weaknesses in governance and corruption that hinder Tanzania’s progress.

These party members are contesting for positions of Chairman, Vice Chairman, Central Committee members, and leadership of the party’s central committee.

Also, voters reported experiencing inconvenience with locating their names at polling stations as authorities didn’t properly arrange the names in terms of sex or alphabetically.

Opposition parties CHADEMA and ACT-Wazalendo have already complained that authorities across the country have “baselessly” disqualified thousands of their candidates for the November 27 local government elections, a precursor of what’s to come in 2025.

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has instructed the country’s military to raise the Freedom Torch, popularly known as the Uhuru Torch, on Mount Kilimanjaro in