Facing Western sanctions over election violence, Tanzania’s leader turns to Moscow for a historic visit and economic forum, marking a major geopolitical shift.
Meeting focused on women’s political participation, but timing raises questions about broader dispute.
The opposition party argues that the mandatory enlistment violates the semi-autonomous status of the archipelago and bypasses constitutional procedures.
One day after court blocked action over a May 7 letter, the registrar issued fresh allegations — raising questions of defiance and rule of law.
President Samia and CCM Secretary General have praised police actions during the 2025 election crisis as necessary for national stability, amid ongoing domestic and international criticism over the killing of citizens
Judge Mugeta has granted an interim injunction after finding triable issues of bias and violations of natural justice in the Registrar of Political Parties’ actions against the opposition party.
Tanzania’s Parliament urged engagement with the U.S Senate while affirming national sovereignty, as the Minister called on members to defend the President.
Tanzania has invited U.S. senators to visit the country as part of diplomatic efforts to counter a proposed U.S. sanctions bill linked to the 2025 election killings.
Tanzania’s Ministry of Home Affairs is seeking a budget increase to TSh 2.4 trillion, a 16 percent budget increase
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