Kuhusu Katiba Mpya, hayati Magufuli alisema, wamwache kwanza afanye maendeleo. Samia anataka aachwe kwanza atoe elimu.
To his admirers, he restored economic stability, strengthened public institutions and renewed investor confidence. To his critics, the reforms pursued under his administration, especially privatisation, were painful, uneven and sometimes poorly managed.
China’s Zijin Mining launches four ships on Lake Tanganyika to route DR Congo minerals through Tanzania, intensifying the contest with the US-EU-backed Lobito Corridor.
The statement claimed the alleged plans included killing leaders and civilians, setting schools on fire, destroying electricity transformers to plunge parts of the country into darkness, looting public and private property, and attacking members of the security forces to seize firearms.
EACOP construction has reached 86 percent, with Tanzania projecting the pipeline’s first crude oil shipment in January 2027, Energy Minister Deogratius Ndejembi announced.
Africa’s wealthiest industrialist meets with the Tanzanian leader to discuss a US$17 billion refinery, fertiliser production, and expanding his existing investments in the country.
Registrar gives CHADEMA until May 20 to explain “unelected authoritarian ruler” remark or face suspension.
Fourteen Tanzanian civil society groups fault the presidential probe for relying on police data and omitting perpetrator names, calling its accountability promise hollow.
A coalition of Tanzanian civil society organisations has dismissed the reports as flawed and biased, calling on the government to halt relocations and restore community land rights.
Tanzania faces severe flooding as the Masika rainy season intensifies, highlighting the urgent need for better urban planning and infrastructure management.