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: ATCL’s seized plane in the Netherlands released. But how?; CCM top leadership endorsed Tanzania-Dubai port deal; Fire destroys five tourist hotels in Zanzibar; Africa’s mineral exploitation is yet to benefit Africans. But who’s to blame?; A Gift called life: My journey from heroin addiction to recovery.
In our briefing today: How the port deal discussion is testing Samia’s resolve to protect civic space; Social media: Tanzania’s next frontier for political engagement?; New study faults Tanzania’s implementation of biometric digital identity programs.
Many had warned that Samia’s mere rhetoric to uphold democratic principles was insufficient, demanding legal reforms to protect civic space.
In our briefing today: Samia leaves for Malawi for three-day state visit; India’s FM Jaishankar visits Tanzania for four-day visit; EU releases Sh140b to support Tanzania’s 2023/24 budget; Tanzania wants natural wealth laws not to apply to ports’ operations.
The separation of the intelligence service will allow for more specialisation and professionalism and allow recruitment and structure to be based on the needs of each service.
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.
As imperfect and flawed as the Union may be, we are stronger together!
Umiliki wa kampuni ya kuendesha bandari uwe katika msingi wa 50-50 kati ya mwekezaji na kampuni ya umma
In our briefing today: Agreement underway for U.A.E firms to operate, improve and develop Tanzania ports ; Almost a quarter of Tanzania’s private primary schools are found in Dar es Salaam. Here’s why; Australia’s Adavale secures prospecting licence for nickel project in Kagera.
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