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In our briefing today: Tanzania Inaugurates East Africa’s Largest CNG Station in Dar es Salaam, Marking a Shift Towards the Era of Gas-Fueled Vehicles ;

Mdude Nyagali Abduction: 10 Million Offered for Information on Activist’s Whereabouts, Lawyer Reports Death Threats; Police Warn of Threats Against Accused Officers ;

Counterfeit Goods in Tanzania: A Crisis Eating Away at the Economy, Public Health;

Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t: Misreading Silence as Complicity in Tanzanian Politics

As Tanzania moves toward the 2025 elections, the ability of the press to remain independent may well determine the credibility of the entire democratic process.

In our briefing today:

Tanzania Episcopal Conference (TEC) Condemns Attack on Father Kitima, Demands Transparency and Warns Against Distortion of Investigation Reports;

Tanzanian Government Raises Minimum Wage for Public Workers by 35.1 Percent;

Kisutu Court April 24 Fiasco: Epitome of Impunity and Tanzania’s Police Brutality;

Engage or Disengage? Tanzania’s Opposition Faces a Critical Decision

In our briefing:

Tanzania Government Says It’s Avoiding Past Mistakes in Mining as It Negotiates LNG Project;

ACT Wazalendo: Can Tanzania’s Left-Leaning Party Overcome the Odds to Challenge CCM in 2025?;

What Tanzania Can Learn from the US–China Trade War;

In Tanzania, It Appears That Authorities’ Best Strategy to Maintain Peace Is to Break It into Pieces.

Defying crackdowns and historical setbacks, the opposition party bets on electoral participation—but can it turn mobilisation into meaningful change?