In our briefing today: Tension rises in Dar over Panya Road as police launch crackdown on the band of marauders; Environmental watchdog wants polluters held accountable; Tanzanian flags fly at half-mast as the nation mourns the passing of Kenya’s Kibaki.
In our briefing today: Tanzanians mark the 58th anniversary of the Union between Tanganyika, Zanzibar; Bosch Rexroth appoints Tansec Limited as its distributor in Tanzania; Lawmakers in Zanzibar to start debating govt budget today.
In our briefing today: New twist in the Nigerian woman saga as police shift blame to assault survivor; Ngorongoro residents in panic as authorities seek to transfer over Sh355m COVID-19 funding to Handeni; Tanzania expects to generate 200MW from geothermal.
The question of self-reliance was key to Nyerere’s political and philosophical foundation. Because to him, there is a link between development and freedom and it was impossible for a nation to be dependent on the foreign nations while at the same time maintaining its freedom.
In our briefing today: Religious leaders met Samia on Wednesday. Here’s what they told her; Ambassador to hold talks with Zanzibar authorities over the fate of stranded Ukrainians; Inside Zanzibar’s use of drones in efforts to eliminate malaria; VP Mpango leaves for Kenya for global environmental summit.
In our briefing today: Samia reassures foreign investors of Tanzania’s readiness for investment; Tanzanian nationals in Ukraine now to be evacuated; Majaliwa receives report by committee investigating Mtwara, Tanga killings; Over 4,000 contractors blacklisted in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Mohamed bin Zayed lauds TZ’s condemnation of Houthi attacks on UAE; Govt, opposition parties react to Russia/Ukraine crisis; Over 200K of pits have been dug in TZ as part of an initiative to combat desertification; Six killed by flooding rivers, dams within two months in northern Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Here are the issues that might have dominated Samia’s meeting with Lissu; Our position on the EAC-EU trade pact has not changed, Tanzania reaffirms; US recognizes TZ’s role in ensuring peace, security in East Africa.
Money laundering offence, however, still remains an unbailable offence as no changes have been made to that effect.
In our briefing today: Samia tells police cannot investigate itself, orders independent investigation; Tanzania puts the number of animals killed by drought to over 300,000; Six journalists detained, questioned in Ngorongoro while doing their work; Campaign to support Mbowe’s legal team launched.
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