“ACT Wazalendo tunalaani hatua hiyo ya Jeshi la Polisi kumkamata kiongozi wetu na tunawataka wamuachie mara moja bila masharti yoyote,”
In our briefing today:
Prominent East African Lawyers and Human Rights Activists Set to Attend Tundu Lissu Hearing Denied Entry to Tanzania;
IPTL Scandal Reignites as Zitto Kabwe Takes Stand in Defamation Case;
CCM to Hold Another Congress on May 29–30 Ahead of October 2025 Election;
CHADEMA G55 and Their Quest to Fulfill Personal Dreams;
Doomsday Preacher Who Shared ‘Visions’ About Tanzania’s Leadership Abducted, Tortured, and Dumped in the Forest;
In Memoriam: Pheroze Nowrojee
Zitto acknowledged making the statements in question, explaining that they were based on interpretations of various court rulings and were intended to clarify the matter after it resurfaced in the 2023/24 CAG report released at the end of March this year.
Isn’t it that punditry and criticism require a high level of professionalism and credibility?
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
ACT Wazalendo is not betraying the opposition. It is redefining it.
Dhulma iliyofanyika katika chaguzi, au chafuzi, za 2019, 2020 na 2024 zilikuwa ni kielelezo tosha kuwa chama hakiwezi tena kujihusisha na siasa za maridhiano.
It raises critical questions about ACT Wazalendo’s political strategy and the future of opposition politics in Tanzania.
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
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