Solidarity is a slippery word, particularly in a world of rapid NGO-isation. But if there is to be genuine solidarity with transport workers—either at home or internationally—it must start by knowing the story of “hivi vita,” of “these wars.”
To be successful, the opposition needs to unite behind a common vision for the country and develop a long-term strategy for growth.
Arusha Police said that they arrested Tundu Lissu and others for participating in an unlawful assembly and obstructing the police from performing their duties.
She warns that if Tanzania does not tap into it, others will.
Analysts think what matters is what the government will do now.
The author of ‘On My Father’s Wings’ died Friday in Dar es Salaam.
In our briefing today: Tanzania-Dubai port deal brought-up an emotive Tanganyika-Zanzibar debate, govt allays fear; Chaos at Namanga as Tanzania stops over 200 trucks transporting maize to Kenya; Sweden, THRDC partner to promote human rights in Tanzania; US-based mining company Barrel Energy acquires Iitan X Lithium Project in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Activists in Z’bar want murders of two women investigated; Excitement as Tanzania’s political reformers get boost from EACJ; Tanzania’s ‘underground’ hip-hop artists mark African Liberation Day; Nyerere Road to close for three months for SGR construction.
It follows a decision by the regional court to uphold its 2022 ruling that some sections of the Political Parties Act of 2019 are undemocratic.
In our briefing today: Kariakoo traders take on TRA corruption, a joint committee formed; Mbowe brushes off talk of the party split; Government concerned over rising hypertension cases