In our briefing, today: Tensions run high in Dar as Mbowe’s case is brought for hearing; Canada boosts WFP’s support to poor households in Tanzania; and US ambassador to Tanzania defends covid vaccines’ efficacy.
In our briefing, today: Samia holds talks with US Under Secretary Nuland; Amnesty International asks Tanzania to provide evidence against Mbowe or release him; Vodacom Tanzania CEO Hisham Hendi resigns; and Manara accuses Simba SC Chairman Dewji of phone spying.
In our briefing, today: Samia in Rwanda for two-day official visit; Sirro: We’ve enough evidence to incriminate Mbowe; and TZ to supply refugee camps with COVID-19 vaccines.
In our briefing, today: Opposition, lawyers poke holes in state’s terrorism charges against Mbowe; Z’bar receives second batch of China-donated covid vaccines; and Police confirms detaining CHADEMA woman leader.
In our briefing, today: AU rights body ‘concerned’ over Tanzania’s human rights situation; WB proposes measures to transform TZ’s tourism sector; LHRC says employers prefer casual workers to permanent employees; and TZ: Coalition against trafficking in persons launched.
In our briefing, today: TZ finally kicks off its COVID-19 vaccination program; CHADEMA women seek US intervention over Tanzania’s human rights situation; AFRICOM’s Gen. Townsend in Tanzania for official visit; EU to support Zanzibar’s vaccination drive; and Majaliwa receives findings from team formed to investigate fire at Kariakoo market.
By bringing additional retribution upon those whose lives were disrupted under the previous administration, Samia is sending a very dangerous and divisive political gesture.
In our briefing, today: Drama as police produce Mbowe in court; Misinformation spikes as Tanzania seeks to roll out its covid vaccination plan; TZ woman held with remdesivir vials at Delhi airport; and TEC: We don’t discriminate against people based on political affiliation
In our briefing, today: Police releases dozen of CHADEMA cadres but Mbowe; TZ receives over one million doses of covid vaccines; and Minister warns against trumped-up charges.
In our briefing, today: ACT-Wazalendo, NCCR-Mageuzi join chorus in condemning Mbowe’s arrest; Ndugai defends controversial mobile money transaction levy; KCMC reports critical shortage of oxygen; and BoT approves Cellulant as payment solution service provider in Tanzania.