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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 our briefing:

IMF Estimates About 50,000 Tanzanian Health Workers to Be Affected by USAID Shutdown;

Muhimbili National Hospital–Mloganzila Performs First Minimally Invasive Colon Tumor Surgery Using Local Specialists;

Gwajima Calls for Minimum Reforms and Allowing Tanzania’s Main Opposition Party, CHADEMA, to Participate in the Upcoming Election;

Foreign Direct Investment in Tanzania Rises to USD 1.7 Billion, Highest in a Decade;

Fate of Lissu’s Petition Against ‘Secret Witnesses’ in False Information Case to Be Decided on August 12

In our briefing:

Humphrey Polepole Resigns as Ambassador to Cuba: ‘I Have Lost Peace of Heart and Faith in the Current Administration’;

CHADEMA’s Senior Officials Arrested at Border Points Amid Travel Plans for Party Duties;

No Disqualifications Yet in CCM Primaries, Says Makalla

In our briefing:

Tanzania Police Address Abductions and Disappearances: Cite Staged Cases, Witchcraft, and Traveling to Join Extremist Groups, Among Other

Tanzania Defends Itself at the UN Human Rights Council Following Allegations of Torture and Sexual Abuse of Activist

Tanzanian Government Says It Is in Consultation With U.S. Government on Travel Ban Matter

Government Set to Launch National Supply Chain Management Policy