The Tanzania Revenue Authority has attributed its record-breaking December performance to improved voluntary compliance and a resilient national economy.
Rugemeleza Nshala, Tanzania’s leading human rights lawyer, alleges systemic erosion of judicial independence and rule of law, citing enforced disappearances and political interference.
This is a significant increase on its current record volumes, signalling a major escalation in its ambition to become the region’s leading trade gateway.
A deadly police encounter in Dodoma sparks renewed scrutiny over law enforcement accountability and long-promised reforms.
ACT Wazalendo will now proceed with a judicial review against the electoral commission’s decision to exclude them from the allocation of women’s special seats in parliament.
As loved ones vanish and online dissent is silenced, a chilling climate of fear takes hold across Tanzania.
What began as a protest against artists’ political ties has revealed long-standing creative and commercial stagnation in the industry.
His release comes after his sister, Catherine Johannes, made an emotional appeal on December 22, highlighting her brother’s severe injuries and the hardship the family was facing.
A Tanzanian High Court ruled that forcing Muslim groups to get BAKWATA’s approval for registration was unconstitutional.
The comments come just days after Warioba held a private meeting with President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the State House in Dar es Salaam on December 17.