Authorities in Tanzania have dismantled a major financial crime ring, leading to the arrest of two Chinese citizens and the seizure of over Sh2 billion in illicit funds.
Attorneys challenge the 2025 polls at the regional court, arguing the election violated the East African Community’s treaty principles on democracy and governance.
Mtoto wa Ali Kibao, Mohammed, anazungumza na The Chanzo kuhusu simanzi, jitihada zake za kutafuta haki na athari za mauaji ya baba yake kwenye maisha yake binafsi.
Police have detained over 100 people ahead of planned anti-government protests on Independence Day, amidst increasing international concern over a recent deadly crackdown.
The shocking brutality of the 2025 election exposed a nation’s lost moral centre and the perilous decay of its institutions.
Father Charles Kitima argues that Tanzania cannot heal or reconcile without first acknowledging the truth about the killing of citizens during the October 29 election protests and holding those responsible accountable.
In our briefing today:
Education Minister Seeks Field Insights on Updated School Syllabi;
Op-ED; Tanzania: Assessing and Mitigating Political Risks for Businesses Post–October 29;
Op-Ed; An Island of Peace? Tanzania’s Unacknowledged Legacy of Violence.
Tanzania’s reputation as a peaceful haven masks a complex history of internal and external conflicts, political assassinations, and recent violence demanding accountability.
In our briefing today:
Tanzania Dismisses ‘Protest’ Label for Oct. 29 Unrest as PM Brands Violence ‘Economic Sabotage’; Challenges Death Toll Figures;
DPP Withdraws Treason Cases Against Another 220 Linked to Election Unrest;
Luanda Summit Sets New Priorities for Africa–EU Cooperation.
The high-level gathering marked 25 years since the first summit in Cairo and brought together Heads of State and Government from both continents to review progress and set new priorities for cooperation.
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