In our briefing: Tanzania completes trial of 264 freight wagons for its electric train;
Government clarifies decision to purchase electricity from Ethiopia via Kenya;
Tanzania confirms two cases of Mpox;
DRC reports arrest of two Tanzanians on suspicion of recruitment by ADF;
CCM Holds NEC National Executive Council Meeting;
Tanzania’s Mercury Mirage: A Promise Unkept?
The Ministry of Health has reassured the public, stating that the government is well-prepared to handle the disease, as it has experience in controlling outbreaks
Mramba emphasized that power trading between countries is not a new practice.
The two suspects, identified as Mugeni from Zanzibar and Jackson from Arusha, were reportedly stopped at the Pasisi roadblock together with their motorcycle drivers, while allegedly heading to Mambasa, an ADF operational base.
Tanzania’s Minamata ratification and NAP were supposed to herald a new dawn – proof of a nation serious about its soul. Instead, they’re hollow shells in a mercury-soaked reality.
While the rise of women and girls is a cause for celebration, it has come at a cost, one that is often overlooked. Boys and young men are increasingly being left behind.
In our briefing: SADC Extraordinary Summit of the Organ Troika signals continued support for DRC, final decision on SAMIDRC pending;
Tanzania mourns Professor Philemon Sarungi, former Defense Minister;
Biteko meets oil and gas sector executives on the sidelines of East African Petroleum Conference and Exhibition 2025;
Lissu says ‘imperial presidency’ in Uganda and Tanzania constitutions is Julius Nyerere’s legacy, throws jabs at Museveni’s regime.
Tanzanian politician and Chairman of the opposition party CHADEMA, Tundu Lissu, has argued that the constitutional legacy of Julius Kambarage Nyerere in Tanzania and Uganda is evident in the establishment of an “imperial presidency” in both countries.
In our briefing: SADC ministers hold emergency meeting on DRC. Heads of State to convene today, March 6;
INEC highlights functionality of new BVR Kit: Runs on android, operates offline and online, and is more portable for efficiency;
‘Be Warned’: ACT Wazalendo will sue personally public officials involved in human rights violations against members, citizens;
When hard work is not enough: Tanzanian women’s struggle against sextortion in the workplace
In Tanzania, sextortion affects women throughout their academic journeys and often recurs when they seek employment, are employed, or run their own businesses.
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