Government and businesses sign compact outlining shared responsibilities, as local contractors call for fairer access to public projects.
A U.S. congressional delegation met Tanzania’s defence and foreign affairs leaders in Dar es Salaam on July 27 to discuss trade, investment, and security cooperation.
Appeal Court upholds February 24 ruling, blocking the prosecution from introducing fresh evidence from an already-testified witness.
Tanzania’s Home Affairs Minister denies targeting anyone as 51 CHADEMA opposition members are jailed on terrorism charges.
Academics warn that freedom of thought in Tanzania is under serious threat as the lecturer remain in remand
A rare reformist appeal from within the ruling party has turned the spotlight on CCM itself, as loyalists move to check Nchimbi
To his admirers, he restored economic stability, strengthened public institutions and renewed investor confidence. To his critics, the reforms pursued under his administration, especially privatisation, were painful, uneven and sometimes poorly managed.
Twenty-three people were charged with terrorism in Mwanza on July 23 over the July 7 Saba Saba protests amid widening crackdown across the country
Tanzania says it is assessing the Commonwealth’s deadlines on detentions, digital access and inter-party talks, as CHADEMA rules out negotiations without a mediator and Lissu’s release.
LHRC has condemned the prolonged detention of at least 55 people accused of bailable offences, calling on police to release those being held unlawfully and uphold constitutional and legal safeguards.