
African Commission on Human Rights ‘Gravely Concerned’ About the Fate of Indigenous People in Ngorongoro
It wants Tanzania to halt the ongoing forcible eviction of the affected Maasai community in the Loliondo division of Ngorongoro district.
It wants Tanzania to halt the ongoing forcible eviction of the affected Maasai community in the Loliondo division of Ngorongoro district.
On June 10, 2022, Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa took pains to debunk a video clip and images that had gone viral on social media depicting
In our briefing today: Samia in Oman for a three-day official visit; Optimism runs high as over $30 billion LNG deal finally signed; LHRC calls out govt’s ‘violations of human rights’ in Ngorongoro; Zanzibar vows to end child labour as it marks World Day against Child Labour.
It follows heightened tension in Loliondo where police reportedly used live bullets to disperse community members who were protesting eviction
Samia would benefit more by embracing people who oppose her plans to evict the Maasai people from Ngorongoro. Instead of isolating them, she needs to keep them closer and learn why they take such a position on the issue.
Amidst the beacon erection exercise in Loliondo, Ngorongoro, Minister for Tourism and Natural Resources Pindi Chana said Thursday that the exercise to ‘relocate’ the native people of Ngorongoro to the Msomera village in the Handeni district in Tanga will commence “anytime from now.”
In our briefing today: IMF, Tanzania finalise deal on a $1.071 billion loan; Ngorongoro residents will ‘at anytime from now’ relocate to Handeni, says minister.
In our briefing today: Over 1,000 CCM youths tour Ngorongoro amid looming ‘eviction’ threat; BoT publishes new update on the conduct of monetary policy in Tanzania; Walkabout Resources encounters delays at Tanzania graphite project; Tanzania to review laws that prevent women from land ownership; Study finds ‘a very high rate’ of inappropriate antibiotic prescription in Tanzania.
The youths say their trip aims at encouraging more local tourism in Tanzania.
Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa on Wednesday received recommendations from residents of Loliondo, Ngorongoro and Sale on the best ways to ensure the conservation of the respective areas, the premier’s office said Thursday.
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