In our briefing today: Tanzania: Starlink is finalizing processes to get permits; CCM members reflection: ‘At 47 the party needs a rebirth’; Tanzania port signs 678 billion deal with a consortium of Chinese firms for construction of oil tanks; Zitto Kabwe: Tanzania’s main problem is political immaturity; Zanzibar remove VAT on sugar to curb shortage
In our briefing: Tanzania court adopts Artificial Intelligence (AI) in its processes; China dominated FDI in Tanzania with USD 308 million investment in Q4 of 2023; AG is concerned about people seeking justice in improper channels; Mwinyi slams Minister who resigned on social media
Ni habari zilizopigiwa kura na waandishi wa habari wenyewe wa The Chanzo.
On the list are President Mwinyi, President Samia, Freeman Mbowe, Zitto Kabwe, Prime Minister Majaliwa, Jokate Mwegelo, Tundu Lissu, Othman Masoud, January Makamba, and Queen Sendiga.
Baadhi ya hayo ni kuruhusiwa kwa mikutano ya hadhara pamoja na suala la uwekezaji kwenye bandari ya Dar es Salaam.
Reparations delayed is justice denied.
In our briefing today: Banks or not – which way 10pc local govt loans?; BoT unhappy with public’s use of foreign currencies for domestic payments; US-based energy company Astra Energy Inc. completes feasibility study for energy project in Zanzibar.
In our briefing today: Tanzanian peacekeepers repatriated from CAR following sexual abuse allegations; Michael Shirima, the founder of Precision Air, dies aged 80; Stakeholders review Tanzania’s implementation status on SDGs; New AfDB funding to drive job creation for youth in Zanzibar’s blue economy.
In our briefing today: Cheery mood as journalists mark World Press Freedom Day; Dar to become a megacity. But is it prepared?; First round of peace talks between warring parties in Ethiopia concludes in Zanzibar; Barrick proud of its environmental protection initiatives.
In our briefing today: Zanzibar reiterates commitment to come up with new media law; ACT-Wazalendo welcomes formation of committee on political reforms in Z’bar; Australian Peak Rare Earths locks $18m to develop Ngualla project in Mbeya.