
Tanzania’s Parliamentary Hopefuls Report Spending US$65,000 as Money Reshapes Who Can Run
A new study finds costly primaries and informal payments are pricing out women, youth and persons with disabilities—and straining political finance rules.

A new study finds costly primaries and informal payments are pricing out women, youth and persons with disabilities—and straining political finance rules.

Mnyika said the IPU should listen to all political sides rather than relying on statements delivered during the opening of the assembly.

The leaders delivered their messages virtually during the inauguration of the five-day assembly, which is bringing together parliamentarians from around the world from October 5 to 9, 2026.

Wapo wanaokiita kipindi hiki kuwa ni cha mpito, huku wengine wakikiona kama mwanzo wa zama mpya.

Kivulini Talks panellists debate whether Tanzania is ready for a world in disarray, and what it must fix at home to keep pace

For how the refinery played out, we can only blame ourselves as Tanzanians. How we engage with it from here is another matter altogether.

The state argues that the disputed words were published to the public and that the missing video does not prevent a conviction.

The prosecution is due to begin its closing submission on September 29 after Lissu argued that the evidence leaves no case to answer.

CCM’s Paul Chacha has sparked a public outcry by declaring that Tanzania’s security organs belong to the ruling party.

Jailed opposition leader Tundu Lissu has joined growing public calls for answers over the whereabouts of former Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi, who has not been seen publicly since his resignation and subsequent expulsion from CCM