Wanaeleza kuwa tume hiyo inakosa uhalali wa kisheria
The political settlement that guaranteed a measure of policy stability in the aftermath of 2017-2019 business sector reform has entered a renegotiation phase.
Daines’ family is one of many who have had to conduct burials without bodies following the killings during the election-day protests and the subsequent security crackdown.
A fierce diplomatic clash erupts as the European Parliament demands targeted sanctions and the release of an opposition leader, while Tanzania defiantly rejects the motion as an attack on its sovereignty.
Pamoja na Waziri Mkuu kukubali kuwa watu waliofariki, ameeleza kuwa namba zinazotajwa hazina uhalisia.
Prime Minister Nchemba has characterised the widespread post-election disturbances as a sophisticated attack aimed at crippling the national economy, but failed to provide casualty figures.
After a presidential order, hundreds of Tanzanian youths accused of treason are returning home, sparking emotional reunions and a complex debate over justice and mercy.
Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has ordered the immediate reopening of the Glory of Christ Tanzania Church, bringing to a close a protracted six-month deregistration saga and underscoring the government’s commitment to religious freedom.
The core of the legal challenge is the claim that the order was issued without any backing of the law and effectively usurped the President’s powers to declare a State of Emergency
The Tanzanian government has labelled the report “biased” and part of a foreign-led campaign to sabotage the nation’s economy.