
ACT Wazalendo Endorses Luhaga Mpina as Presidential Candidate for 2025 Election
The decision comes just two days after the left-leaning opposition party welcomed the former Kisesa lawmaker following his defection from the ruling CCM.

The decision comes just two days after the left-leaning opposition party welcomed the former Kisesa lawmaker following his defection from the ruling CCM.

The move signals a significant tightening of state control over the digital space ahead of Tanzania’s October 28, 2025 elections—raising concerns over a potential crackdown on dissent and further erosion of civic freedoms.

Amedai kuwa kwa sasa dhana ya ‘No Reforms, No Election’ ya CHADEMA imekosa uhalisia kwani haiwezekani kuzuia uchaguzi ambao upo kikatiba na chama hiko hakina mkakati wowote wa kutekeleza hilo.

In our briefing today:
INEC Tanzania Responds to Concerns Over Voter Register Numbers;
CCM Special Seat Hopefuls Await Final Nod from Top Party Organs as Constituency Contests Begin Today;
Tanzania Prisons Denies Human Rights Violation in Lissu Court Incident;
Tanzanian Tycoon and Former CCM Leader Rebukes Polepole Over Party Criticism

Wakati huu ambapo Taifa linakabiliwa na changamoto za kisiasa na kiu ya mabadiliko inaongezeka, siasa za ukimya zinaweza kuwa mzigo.

For a leader of Mbowe’s legacy, silence carries weight — and consequences.

In our brieing today:
President Samia Unveils Pilot Uranium Processing Plant: ‘A New Era for Tanzania’;
Legal Tug-of-War Continues as Lissu Awaits Verdict, Accuses State of Political Motives Behind Delays;
Govt Presses Ahead with Nyatwali Relocations Despite Human Rights Concerns;
Maridhiano at 15: Rekindling the Spirit of Reconciliation in Zanzibar’s Politics;
African Liberation Movements Summit Opposes Arms Exports, Foreign Interference.

In our briefing today:
Tanzania Hosts 27th SADC Organ Meeting on Political, Defence and Security Affairs;
Police Investigate Mysterious Disappearance of CHADEMA Youth Leader in Geita;
CCM Postpones Decisive Meeting Responsible for Nominating Candidates for Party Primaries;
Freeman Mbowe and the Optics of Absence and Presence.

In politics, silence is as important as speech, and absence can be equally important as presence.

Mbowe’s appearance after a long silence since the January 2025 party election signals a possible political comeback, with many speculating a move to the CHAUMMA party