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In our briefing today:

President Samia Announces Dozens of New Appointments at Regional and District Levels as Some Ousted Officials Prepare for General Election Primaries;

President Mwinyi Postpones Dissolution of Zanzibar House of Representatives to August 13;

Two Senior Tanzanian Police Officers Convicted of Murder, Face Death Penalty;

What Does the 2025/26 Budget Mean for Climate Action in Tanzania?

This special National Congress is set to take place approximately four months after another special congress held on January 18–19, 2025, during which President Samia Suluhu Hassan was nominated as the CCM presidential candidate for United Republic of Tanzania, and Hussein Mwinyi was nominated as the party’s presidential candidate for Zanzibar, ahead of the general elections scheduled for October 2025.

In our briefing today:

Tanzania’s Former Prime Minister and First Vice President, David Cleopa Msuya, Has Passed Away;

EU Parliament Debates the Arrest of Tanzanian Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu;

E-Learning Africa Annual Conference Launches in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, with Spotlight on Tech in Education;

Bank of Tanzania auctions USD 35 million for FX boost

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

In our briefing today: TLS demands respect for lawyers, decries unlawful arrests while performing their duties;

President Samia officially launches electric train and SGR project

During his visit, Mr Östros will meet with Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan and Hussein Mwinyi and other top government officials.

In our briefing today: Tanzania targets cryptocurrency in a new tax push: Here is why the country needs to build its capacity on cryptocurrency faster;

CCM Zanzibar recommends extending the presidential term limit for Mwinyi to seven years;

Police and Government respond to Kariakoo strike saga;

INEC explains reasons for postponing voter register updates;

Tanzania and Guinea Bissau sign mou to cooperate economically