Uchaguzi wa Uganda 2026 umekuja na matukio na vioja kadha wa kadha ambavyo ni ishara mbaya kwa demokrasia ya uchaguzi, visivyopaswa kuigwa
Tanzania intensifies its war on narcotics, seizing tonnes of illicit substances and arresting hundreds in a series of targeted crackdowns across the country.
The sudden dismissal of the home affairs minister and the choice of divisive Paul Makonda for information lead some to question the government’s sincerity in mending national divisions.
These ambassadorial appointments come as President Samia also make first cabinet reshuffle, conducted less than three months after the cabinet was initially formed.
Perhaps the most unsettling realization of 2025 is this: democracy is no longer guaranteed by process alone. It requires constant vigilance, ethical leadership, and institutions courageous enough to resist power when it overreaches.
The comments come just days after Warioba held a private meeting with President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the State House in Dar es Salaam on December 17.
Nchemba argued that individuals independently collecting death-toll figures are doing so for monetary gain.
The White House justified the inclusion of Tanzania by citing high visa overstay rates, specifically an 8.30 per cent rate for business and tourist visa holders and a 13.97 per cent rate for students and exchange visitors.
As a nation, we have a moral obligation to ensure justice is obtained, even though moral language may seem unfit for today’s politics. I believe it still carries weight when power often supersedes compassion.
More than a year after the brutal murder of opposition figure Kibao, his family’s search for truth continues—a personal struggle that reflects Tanzania’s grappling with a pattern of enforced disappearances.