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.
Dar es Salaam-The constitutional case filed by Tundu Lissu’s lawyers over the denial of their client’s right to confidential consultation continued on July 22, 2026,
Lissu amehoji juu ya mawakili wake na viongozi wenzake wa CHADEMA kuwekewa vikwazo kumuona, hoja ambazo Mkuu wa Gereza amezikanusha
Tunduma’s youth dodge red tape and predatory loans, building businesses on sheer resilience without government backup
China’s Zijin Mining launches four ships on Lake Tanganyika to route DR Congo minerals through Tanzania, intensifying the contest with the US-EU-backed Lobito Corridor.
In a wide-ranging interview, Bishop Dr Glorius Shoo argues that a culture of deception and political exclusion has pushed the nation to a dangerous breaking point
The retired Tanzania Assembly of God bishop discusses the crisis of hope in Tanzania, the dangers of political exclusion, and why the government must replace threats with solutions.
Stakeholders endorse the Commonwealth 30-60-90-day roadmap and propose Warioba, Tibaijuka, Chakwera, and Pandor as possible mediators.
When citizens boo the mention of government at a celebration of national culture, something has broken. But it can be repaired.