Tanzanian police say it has released 520 members of the opposition party CHADEMA, who were arrested during the largest police crackdown against the party’s Youth
In our briefing today: Tanzania police say it has released 520 CHADEMA members arrested in a major opposition crackdown;
What can explain the latest police crackdown on CHADEMA?;
Amnesty International condemns the arrest of CHADEMA leaders and members;
Government completes review of the 2007 Youth Development Policy
Police reveal their actions have been informed by the fear that Tanzanian youth will replicate anti-government protests elsewhere in Africa. Analysts say the approach won’t work.
Tanzania’s 2020 internet shutdown is on record as one of the major incidents leading to a compromised election process.
In our briefing today: Tanzania’s IGP: Police not involved in abductions;
Government to secure loan from NMB for purchasing 100 rapid transit buses;
Activists take the government to court over 2020 internet shutdown;
Police in Singida drag Bishop Mwanamapinduzi to court, released on bail;
TCU opens university admission window for higher education
Mwabukusi has vowed to go to court but also called for members to boycott the election scheduled on August 02,2024
Speaking in a press after the announcement, Msigwa says he has joined CCM because the CHADEMA has become the property of one man.
Siasa za vyama vya upinzani zenye kuashiria chuki dhidi ya kikundi fulani cha wananchi ni zawadi kwa CCM inayoiwezesha kuendelea kubaki madarakani.
Kama lengo la tuzo hizi ni kukuza uandishi bunifu na usomaji nchini, basi ni muhimu sana kuwa na mpango mkakati usiopishana njia na malengo hayo. Kwa sasa, mpango mkakati umeshindwa kulenga shabaha hiyo.
Gunmen, who had been tailing his car, opened fire at close range. Despite the danger, Ole Sendeka and his driver emerged unharmed. He returned fire, causing the attackers to retreat momentarily, allowing him to flee to safety.