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The Chanzo Morning Briefing – August 25, 2021.

In our briefing today: ELCT Archbishop weighs in on Mbowe’s case; TPDF chief of defence forces Mabeyo in Rwanda for four-day visit; Minister orders telcos to use #100 in customer services communications.

The Chanzo Morning Briefing – August 23, 2021.

In our briefing today: Samia receives NEC 2020 general election report; Govt concerned over diplomats attending Mbowe’s case; US President Biden considers changing US representative to Tanzania; Two CCM MPs ordered to appear before parliament ethics committee.

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The Chanzo Morning Briefing – August 14, 2021.

In our briefing today: Mbowe’s case postponed – once again; Sabaya tells court BoT governor, VP knew of his operations; and Primary school teacher arrested over murder of five-year-old child.

The Chanzo Morning Briefing – August 13, 2021.

In our briefing today: CHADEMA in new tug-of-war with party registrar; Court says Sabaya, accomplices have case to answer; and World Bank appoints Tanzanian as new country manager for Cambodia.

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The Chanzo Morning Briefing – August 11, 2021.

In our briefing today: CHADEMA accuses Samia of interfering in Mbowe’s case; Minister concerned over conditions in Tanzania’s prisons; and Three in court facing illegal human trafficking charges.

The Chanzo Morning Briefing – August 10, 2021.

In our briefing today: Samia says charges against Mbowe ‘not politically motivated’; Inflation rises to 3.8 percent in July, highest rate this year ;CJ calls for construction of more prisons to solve congestion problem; and Police officer investigated over murder of teenager; 

The Chanzo Morning Briefing – August 9, 2021.

Pressure mounts on President Samia to drop terrorism charges against Mbowe; Two cases filed at High Court to challenge controversial mobile money transaction levy; and Tanzania: Over 100,000 people inoculated against COVID-19. 

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