In our briefing today: Stakeholders laments that Tanzania NGO law constrains civil society in the country; Peter Madeleka denied bail, a prominent critic of the Dubai DP World-Tanzania port deal; Fuel prices hit a new high in 2023
In our briefing today: Police on ‘death threats’ reports by critics of Tanzania-DP World deal:‘They cause unnecessary panic’; Remembering Justice Robert Kisanga: A giant of Tanzania’s legal profession; ‘Without legislative backing, Samia’s reform efforts unlikely to stand test of time’; Stanbic Bank Awarded Best Investment Bank in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Police summons lawyer Nshala over remarks about Tanzania-DP World deal; Samia meets AfDB delegation to advance post-Dakar 2 Africa Food Summit agricultural transformation; Cardinal-designate Protase Rugambwa: ‘I’ll do what is expected of any minister with same office’; Tanzania signs MoU with India’s Haryana state to drive economic growth.
In our briefing today: Going broke? Study reveals 66 percent of Tanzanian struggle with regular expenses; Getting to know Archbishop Protase Rugambwa; Embracing the orchestra of voices: Ensuring inclusive dialogue on Tanzania’s DP World deal; Classes at IIT Madras campus in Zanzibar commence in October. See courses offered; Barrick defends its human rights records in Tanzania; Helium One Global buys its own rig for Rukwa project.
In our briefing today: Will DP World issue influence Tanzania’s 2025 electoral politics?; Debate swirls around Samia’s decision to extend Juma’s tenure as Chief Justice; Annual East Africa Philanthropy Conference kicks off in Zanzibar.
The clash over service-road parking puts Tanzania’s growing port economy up against a city still struggling to provide the space and coordination that modern logistics requires.
This is a significant increase on its current record volumes, signalling a major escalation in its ambition to become the region’s leading trade gateway.
Kampuni hiyo inaleza kuwa hatua hii ni muhimu katika kurahisha usafirishaji wa madini kutoka DR Congo
Zijin Mining seeks to solve logistical bottlenecks in DR Congo by transporting mineral products across Lake Tanganyika and overland to the Port of Dar es Salaam.
In addition to discussing the strong friendship and future cooperation between the two countries, the leaders witnessed the signing of cooperation agreements aimed at enhancing bilateral relations.