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The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – November 14, 2025

In our briefing today:

Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba Appointed New Prime Minister of Tanzania;

LHRC Reports Police Seizure of Staff Devices Following Hotel Incident in Dar es Salaam;

Zanzibar President Unveils Expanded Cabinet, Reserves Key Ministerial Posts for ACT Wazalendo;

Op-Ed: Our Tiananmen Moment: Tanzania’s Cry for Justice Amid the October Massacres;

Op-Ed: Lessons from the 2025 Tanzania Election: Strengthening Our Unique Democracy.

Zungu Elected Speaker as Tanzania’s 13th Parliament Kicks Off in Dodoma

Zungu, who served as Deputy Speaker in the 12th Parliament, was nominated by his party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), and endorsed by its parliamentary caucus. In his acceptance remarks, Zungu emphasized cooperation with the government while upholding fairness and integrity in parliamentary proceedings.

The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – October 28, 2025

In our briefing today:

Early Voting Underway as Zanzibar Opens 2025 General Election;

Bank of Tanzania Strengthens Interbank Foreign Exchange Market Liquidity with Another USD 20 Million Auction;

Dar es Salaam Police Arrest Influencer-Businesswoman Amid Rising Election Tensions;

Tanzania’s Bus and Ferry Companies Suspend Services Ahead of October 29 Elections.

Tanzania’s Bus and Ferry Companies Suspend Services Ahead of October 29 Elections

Dozens of bus companies, including Louis Line, Extra Luxury Coach, Chakaby Luxury, Ally’s Star, Tilisho Safaris, Happy Nation, Sama Luxury, City Boy Express, Isamilo Express, Linah Luxury, Mbeya Luxury, HC Safari, Greenline Express, King Yasin Tours, and Falcon Coach, have posted public notices announcing the suspension of operations during the General Elections period.

The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – October 27, 2025

In our briefing today:

CCM and ACT-Wazalendo Conclude Zanzibar Election Campaigns;

Tanzania Police Urge Citizens to Turn Out and Vote, Assure Maximum Security; Beyond Fortresses:

Charting a New Path for Conservation in Tanzania;

Bank of Tanzania Injects USD 15 Million into Interbank Foreign Exchange Market.

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