In our briefing today: Our meeting will take place despite CHADEMA, ACT-Wazalendo boycott, party registrar says and Reports: Dar police reportedly detain human rights activist over unspecified sedition charges.
ACT-Wazalendo follows CHADEMA’s footsteps in boycotting party registrar’s upcoming meeting; Man reportedly arrested, temporarily detained in connection to Mbowe’s terrorism case; 40 injured in factory explosion in Mwanza; Zanzibar launches research project on herbal medicines.
Mjumbe huyo wa Kamati Kuu ya ACT-Wazalendo anaieleza The Chanzo kwenye mahojiano maalumu kwamba hajutii chama chake kujiunga na Serikali ya Umoja wa Kitaifa Zanzibar kwani maridhiano yanahitajika kujenga taifa katika misingi ya umoja na maendeleo endelevu.
In our briefing today: Samia reshuffles cabinet, appoints first female defence minister; VP Mpango: Tanzania committed to boosting food security in the region; Tanzania, US close joint military training exercise.
In our briefing today: Tanzanian judge overseeing Mbowe’s terrorism case withdraws; Party Registrar: Tanzania is not a military state; Tanzania to install 25 oxygen generating plants for COVID-19 patients.
The Registrar has invited the police and opposition parties to a joint meeting to discuss the police’s interference with political activities.
It follows reports that the judge has been strategically appointed to oversee the case, something that the defendants in the case fear that he might have been compromised.
In our briefing today: Govt suspends Raia Mwema newspaper for 30 days over ‘false reporting’ and Police block CHADEMA’s constitution forum, arrest its nine cadres.
DCI claims that the man behind the incident has been receiving online training on terrorism as well as being in touch with other terrorists from around the world.
In our briefing today: Govt to reduce controversial mobile money transaction levy by 30 per cent; Parliament ethics committee convicts Gwajima, Silaa; High Court expected to rule over Mbowe’s case; EWURA announces new cap prices for fuel.