Masaju’s remarks come amidst debate over the issue of court access during the treason trial of the opposition leader, Tundu Lissu
In our briefing today: Setback for CHADEMA Leader Tundu Lissu as Court Greenlights Treason Trial
Study Findings Challenge Theoretical Framework-Currency Depreciation Leads to Trade Balance
Tanzanian Police Surround Lawyers’ Association Headquarters to Quash Planned Protest
Viral Video of School Beating Sparks Fierce Debate Over Corporal Punishment
In our briefing today: Tanzanian Court Paves Way for Tundu Lissu’s Treason Trial Amidst Complaints of Police Brutality at the Court;
Polepole Summoned to DCI: ‘To Present Evidence of His Allegations’;
Bank of Tanzania Sets New Record in Gold Reserves, Reaches 821 Billion Shillings – World Continues to Rush to Gold;
Tanzania’s Electoral Commission Disqualifies Opposition Candidate Again Despite Court Order.
Dar es Salaam RC to Provide 100 Million to Kawe Market Traders After Fire Devastation.
In our briefing today: Tanzanian Court to Rule on Jurisdiction in Tundu Lissu Treason Trial on Sept. 15;
Luhaga Mpina: High Court Reinstates Opposition Presidential Candidate, Citing Unconstitutional Disqualification;
ZEC Clears 11 Candidates for 2025 Zanzibar Presidential Race;
Tragic Rorya Accident Claims Seven Lives, Highlighting Tanzania’s Ongoing Road Safety Crisis
In our briefing today: Procedural Disputes Mark Second Day of Treason Trial Against Tundu Lissu;
Tanzania Anti-Corruption Watchdog Calls for Transparency in Carbon Credit Trading, Questions Use of 30 Billion by Local Councils;
Police: Claim that ‘Abdul and His Squad Abducted a Journalist’ is a Fabrication;
Nearly 1.2 Million Tanzanian Pupils to Sit Primary Exams Wednesday
In our briefing today:
Zanzibar Sets October 29 Election Date, Keeps Disputed Two-Tier Voting System Despite Opposition Outcry;
Tanzanian Court Bans Live Broadcast of Treason Trial Against CHADEMA Leader Tundu Lissu;
Registrar of Political Parties Warns Parties to Adhere to the Law: “The Registrar is Watchful”;
One Year On: CHADEMA Honors Deusdedith Soka Amid Unsolved Disappearance;
Op-Ed: State-Enabled Dispossession Masked as Conservation Emergency: The Hidden War Against the Maasai in Ngorongoro;
Op-Ed: A Critical Review of Tanzania’s Development Vision 2050.
In our briefing today:
Government Ready for Tundu Lissu Treason Trial, Seeks to Halt Livestreaming;
2025 Presidential Bid Reaches 14: DP, SAU and CUF Collect Nomination Forms;
Criminal Case Against YouTubers ‘Wachokonozi’ Postponed;
Tanzania’s Top Football Club, Yanga, Under Fire for Its 100 Million Contribution to the Ruling Party Ahead of the Polls;
Op-ED: Job Ndugai’s Death: All Women, Especially First Wives, Refuse to be Erased;
Op-Ed: Why Tanzania Should Demand a Strong Global Plastics Treaty.
In our briefing today: CHADEMA Youths Mark International Youth Day Online Amid Suspended Party Activities: ‘No Retreat’;
Tanzania’s Elites Gather at CCM Fundraiser, Sh 86.3 Billion Raised Ahead of the Polls;
2025 Presidential Bid: CHAUMMA and CCK Collect Nomination Forms;
High Court Approves Secret Witnesses in Another Tundu Lissu Case;
Tanzania Cautions NGOs: Don’t Be Used for Money Laundering in 2025 Polls;
CCM Restarts Kongwa Parliamentary Nomination Process After Ndugai’s Death.
In our briefing today:
Tanzania Takes the Lead as SADC Marks 20 Years of Anti-Corruption Cooperation;
Tanzania’s CCM Wraps Up Parliamentary and Councillor Primaries Amid Reports of Irregularities in Some Areas:
High Court Orders Witness Protection in Treason Case Against CHADEMA Leader Tundu Lissu:
Growing Calls for Equal Political Representation of People with Disabilities in Zanzibar’s House
In our briefing today:
Treason Case Against CHADEMA Chairman Tundu Lissu Adjourned Again;
Crucial CCM Central Committee Meeting Set for Saturday as Race to October 2025 Heats Up;
CHADEMA Senior Officials Arrested at Border Points Released on Bail;
When Opposition Turns on Itself, Who Wins?;
What Does a Khanga Mean in the Life of a Tanzanian?
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