In our briefing today: Religious leaders met Samia on Wednesday. Here’s what they told her; Ambassador to hold talks with Zanzibar authorities over the fate of stranded Ukrainians; Inside Zanzibar’s use of drones in efforts to eliminate malaria; VP Mpango leaves for Kenya for global environmental summit.
In our briefing today: Mbowe has a case to answer, court rules; Weather watchdog issues alert over rainfall season; Two miners killed by dynamite explosion in Mara; Govt to spend Sh2b renovating community-build police posts.
In our briefing today: Here are the issues that might have dominated Samia’s meeting with Lissu; Our position on the EAC-EU trade pact has not changed, Tanzania reaffirms; US recognizes TZ’s role in ensuring peace, security in East Africa.
The Chanzo inazungumza na mwanaharakati Tito Magoti kupata mtazamo wake wa haki za binadamu chini ya utawala wa Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan na mapendekezo yake ya namna ya kuboresha mfumo wa haki jinai nchini Tanzania.
Wadau wa siasa nchini wanabainisha kwamba mnufaika mkubwa wa mtifuano kati ya vyama hivyo viwili vya upinzani nchini ni yule kila mmoja wao analenga kuitoa madarakani – CCM.
In our briefing today: Samia tells police cannot investigate itself, orders independent investigation; Tanzania puts the number of animals killed by drought to over 300,000; Six journalists detained, questioned in Ngorongoro while doing their work; Campaign to support Mbowe’s legal team launched.
Should Tanzania fail to honour its commitments to reforms, and choose to shelve the recommendations made during the Dodoma meeting instead of implementing them, the government should be blamed not on those who chose to participate in the dialogue.
Uchambuzi huu unafanyika kwa kutoa alama maalumu kwa mawaziri wote. Alama A itamaanisha aliyefanya vizuri sana. B vizuri. C ikimaanisha kawaida. D ikiwa isiyoridhisha na F ikimaanisha mbaya.
The firebrand lawyer and politician says he will be in Tanzania by March from Belgium where he sought asylum after a botched assassination attempt against him, the government’s failure to give him security assurances notwithstanding.
Not only do we need to right our past wrongs for any reconciliation process to be legitimate but also the people who oversee this process should be the people with integrity and high social standing, people who can unite people and not divide them.