Armed police officers encircled TLS offices Monday morning, preventing a planned peaceful demonstration against the recent assault of a lawyer by police within a courthouse.
In our briefing today: Samia Concludes Campaign in Zanzibar With Message on Peace and Security, Begins Ruvuma Campaign
Tanzania Bankers, BoT in New Round of Negotiations Following Release of Draft Cloud Computing Guidelines 2025
ACT Wazalendo Mounts Final Legal Challenge to Restore Luhaga Mpina’s Candidacy
Chief Justice Masaju Calls for Proper Treatment of Accused in Prisons
The main debate is around the Central Bank’s interest in security and the Bankers’ interest in leveraging global tech in their operation
In our briefing today:
Legal Battle Intensifies in Lissu Treason Trial as Prosecution Defends Charges;
Nine Dead in Dodoma Bus Crash as Tanzania’s Road Carnage Continues;
Tanzania Unveils Three-Year Strategy to Boost Domestic Revenue;
Student’s Horrific Murder Spotlights Tanzania’s Violence Against Women and Missing Persons Crisis;
Lucy Shayo: Tanzanian Opposition Member Charged Under Online Content Laws;
Six Business Owners Arraigned Over Deadly Kariakoo Building Collapse.
The accident marks Tanzania’s fourth major accident in over a week, claiming 26 lives total.
The accident marks Tanzania’s fourth major accident in over a week, claiming 26 lives total.
The body of Mzumbe University student Shyrose Mahande, who was kidnapped four days prior, was found burning in Mbeya on September 17, 2025.
Critics say the case is part of a wider crackdown on dissent ahead of the country’s general election.
In our briefing today: Tanzanian Court Adjourns Lissu Treason Trial Amid Renewed Tensions Over Courtroom Access;
Tanzania’s Deadly Week: 17 Lives Lost in Three Separate Road Accidents Expose Nation’s Road Safety Crisis;
Tanzania’s Commission for Human Rights Urges Police to Act Professionally, Avoid Unnecessary Tension Ahead of the Election;
JamiiForums Founder Warns of ‘Killing Local Innovation’ Following 90-Day TCRA Ban.
The Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance (CHRAGG) has called on the Tanzania Police Force to observe professionalism and avoid unnecessary tension during the
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