In our briefing today: Marburg Virus Disease: Tanzania identifies disease that killed five people in Kagera; Zanzibar: Calls for police to prioritise electronic evidence in sexual assault investigations intensify; Businesspeople from 100 Chinese companies to tour Tanzania; Tigo, Selcom and Mastercard partner to launch new payment solution in Tanzania; Airtel Tanzania launches first eSIM card services.
She had a voracious appetite for success to get things done and never backed down or shied away from confronting problems facing women head-on.
Hatua ya kuwapatanisha mahasimu hao wawili inaiweka China kwenye nafasi ya kuaminika zaidi katika kutafuta suluhu za amani duniani.
It’s expected that President Samia will push her message that Tanzania is open for business and use the presence of VP Harris to market Tanzania to global investors.
In our briefing today: A CCM cadre in Zanzibar has been missing for two years. Now, his family demands answers; EAC Heads of State call for ‘immediate ceasefire’ in eastern DRC; Deadly road accident kills 17 in Tanga; Dreamliner on route to Zanzibar returns to Warsaw after fault discovered.
Samia calls the commission one of a series of efforts her administration is planning to take to improve criminal justice in Tanzania.
Firebrand politician Tundu Lissu arrived in Tanzania on Wednesday after living in exile for six years. But where did all this start?
The politician says he’s coming to Tanzania to support the movement for the New Constitution.
Now that Samia has expressed her intention to revive the stalled constitution-writing process, civil society should take an active part in making sure the intention is realized.
In our briefing today: Older people hardest hit by ongoing food, fuel crisis in Tanzania; Tanzania’s ambassador to Austria dies in a car crash; Over 10 million Tanzanians set to benefit from WB-funded water and hygiene project.
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