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The report reveals that 77 percent of journalists in Tanzania earn less than Sh500,000 and 56 per cent lack contracts for periods ranging from one to six years.

While the exact reason for Mkunda visit was not revealed, it coincides with Eurosatory, Europe’s largest arms exhibition organized by COGES (Commissariat Général des Expositions et Salons du GICAT)

In our briefing today: Tanzania’s priorities for the 2024/25 fiscal year;

Ready to Run and Serve Conference kick-off in Dar es Salaam;

INEC clarifies controversy surrounding commission appointments, civic election supervision;

Police arrest former Simiyu regional commissioner on sodomy charges

In our briefing today: U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy David Turk Meets with Tanzanian Deputy Prime Minister Doto Biteko for clean energy talks ;

SGR train service to begin Dar es salaam-Morogoro route on June 14;

Human Rights Watch: Police linked to killings at North Mara Gold Mine, calls for an independent investigation;

Tanzania launches a task force to research minerals, aims to survey 50% of resources by 2030

In our briefing today: Two weeks missing: Asiimwe Novath still not found as International Albinism Awareness Day approaches;

Political heat on X (Twitter) forces ruling party supporters to call for an App ban in Tanzania, citing pornography;

President Samia mourns Malawi Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima;

Tanzanians in diaspora seek improved civic space to contribute to democratization at home

They emphasise the need to be able to vote while abroad, saying their disenfranchisement limits their ability to contribute to change in Tanzania.

In our briefing today: Stakeholders call for local ownership in preparing Tanzania’s Vision 2050;

Tanzania to be removed from the list of the least developed countries;

Tanzania to interview Burundian refugees in 2025 to determine the validity of stay

Refugees will be interviewed individually, and those proven to have the right to continue receiving refugee protection will remain in the camp