The success of this joint accord lies in CCM’s commitment and sincerity.
The agreement aims to end the political impasse following the disputed 2025 elections and establish a framework for comprehensive institutional reforms in the archipelago.
Judge Mugeta has granted an interim injunction after finding triable issues of bias and violations of natural justice in the Registrar of Political Parties’ actions against the opposition party.
Tanzania’s main opposition party rejects all allegations in its response to the registrar, accusing the official of criminalising protected political speech and overstepping the courts’ role.
Tanzania’s second-largest opposition party has formed a shadow cabinet to hold the government accountable following the October 2025 general elections.
Registrar gives CHADEMA until May 20 to explain “unelected authoritarian ruler” remark or face suspension.
In this interview, Judge Joseph Sinde Warioba calls for national reflection and a return to the foundations that built Tanzania as a peaceful country.
A presidential commission finds 518 deaths were caused by coordinated violence, but opposition parties reject the report as a government whitewash and demand an international probe.
After 153 days and 63,000 testimonies, Tanzania’s post-election violence probe report will be delivered on April 23, amidst high anticipation.
In two of the three cases, the Court issued binding orders requiring Tanzania to amend its constitution within defined timelines and to publish the full judgments in both English and Swahili.