In our briefing today: Government Meets Diplomats on the Ngorongoro Saga; Journalist arraigned in Zanzibar over cybercrime charges; Afreximbank supports Elsewedy Electric to establish industrial zone in Tanzania; Tanzania, France agree on Sh195billion loan for water supply, sanitation; Over 900 hectares of farm crops destroyed in Singida.
Ni yule mwandishi aliyemuhoji kada wa CCM ambaye alidai kwamba hadhani Rais Mwinyi anapaswa kuwa Rais wa Zanzibar baada ya 2025.
Wanasema bajeti haiakisi mchakato unaoendelea nchini wa kudai mageuzi ya kisiasa.
It follows heightened tension in Loliondo where police reportedly used live bullets to disperse community members who were protesting eviction
In our briefing today: Speaker Tulia declines to sack 19 former CHADEMA members, cites court injunction; Jussa calls for national consultative conference to rid Tanzania of constitutional impasse; Voluntary or Not? Maasai People Explain Their Views on ‘Relocation’ Exercise; China, Germany and UK establish consulates in Dodoma.
He says whether Tanzania needs the New Constitution or not is no longer a debatable issue.
In our briefing today: Mbowe: New Constitution now, no ifs, ands or buts; Haelixa marker traces GOTS compliant cotton from Tanzania.
The CHADEMA leader says the debate on what should come first between basic legal and regulatory reforms and the New Constitution is useless for the two processes can be undertaken simultaneously.
Fuel prices hit new highs in Tanzania last week with petrol selling at Sh3,148 and diesel at Sh3,258 per litre at the pump in Dar es Salaam, up from Sh2,86 and Sh2,692, respectively in April.
India’s deputy national security advisor visits Tanzania for defence talks; Majaliwa urges calmness as the rise in fuel price bites; Twaweza to present latest results of randomized control trial KiuFunza.
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