The tragic turn of events since the introduction of the 4Rs philosophy begs the question: Was it ever meant to be a genuine roadmap for change, or has it always been a carefully constructed façade to maintain the status quo?
Soka, an orphan raised by his grandmother and uncle Cyprian Soka after losing his parents at a young age, had faced several arrests in the past and even survived an attack at his home.
In our briefing today: Pressure Mounts on Tanzania’s President Over Police’s Alleged Involvement in Forced Disappearance Incidents;
One person shot dead during protests against child abductions in Lamadi-Simiyu;
Human Rights Defenders urge President Samia to visit Ngorongoro to hear residents’ concerns;
Victim testifies on day four of Yombo girl gang rape case
CHADEMA and ACT-Wazalendo want police reined in and reformed to end extrajudicial measures by its officers and deliver free and fair elections in 2025.
Opposition party CHADEMA, Vice Chairperson Tundu Lissu, has announced that he has informed his party about his intention to run for the presidency of the United Republic of Tanzania through his party.
In our briefing today: Fourth cabinet reshuffle in 2024: Former ministers return, others dropped, Hamza Johari named new Attorney General of Tanzania;
CHADEMA to take police to court after accusing it of torturing leaders, members: ‘They behaved like thugs’;
Proposal that people offering sexual corruption should also face criminal charges spark outrage in Tanzania: ‘It Ignores the aspect of power and authority’;
Cuba and Tanzania to Collaborate in Various Sectors
The party says it doesn’t take police treatment lightly, and it’ll sue police commissioner Awadh Haji, and deputy party registrar Sisty Nyahoza for civil damages over their role in the torture and abuse against party leaders and members.
In our briefing today: CHADEMA says its leaders were beaten by the police during the crackdown;
US Embassy weighs in on the arrest of Tanzania opposition leaders and members, netizens criticize the timing and mildness of the statement;
Tanzanians are more satisfied with their country’s direction than their neighbors, new polls reveal;
Two innocent people killed by locals in Dodoma for fear of child kidnapping, they were in the area for a betting business
Tanzanian police say it has released 520 members of the opposition party CHADEMA, who were arrested during the largest police crackdown against the party’s Youth
In our briefing today: Tanzania police say it has released 520 CHADEMA members arrested in a major opposition crackdown;
What can explain the latest police crackdown on CHADEMA?;
Amnesty International condemns the arrest of CHADEMA leaders and members;
Government completes review of the 2007 Youth Development Policy