In our briefing today: Crackdown on DP World deal critics intensifies in Tanzania as arrests continue; Workers constructing SGR are striking over delayed pay: ‘Enough is enough’; Tanzania, Uganda agrees to internet sharing deal.
In our briefing today: Court dismisses case against DP World deal: ‘Barren of fruits’; Samia reiterates need for universal national identification; Launch of 2Africa subsea cable makes digital Tanzania dream closer than ever; Airtel Africa boss hails Tanzania’s transparency in spectrum auctions: ‘World class’; Tanzanian who brought Ukrainian refugees to the Netherlands to be deported.
In our briefing today: Former CAG Assad weighs in on DP World deal:’Long overdue’; Tanzania coal export continue to rise hitting a 297pc revenue increase; Abu Dhabi finances $30m project to enhance energy security in Kagera; Stakeholders ponder strategies to increase women’s participation in leadership; Peak Rare Earths inks Tanzania supply deal with China’s Shenghe;Why Tanzanians should be against military coups.
Mr John Lange, who served as the charge d’affaires at the US Embassy when the bombings happened, shares lessons that the tragic incidents taught him.
In our briefing today: After the review, 10 pc local council loans will now cater for both individuals and groups; Unravelling the DP World deal – the anatomy of the scandal; Govt, US Embassy marks 25th anniversary of US Embassy bombings in Dar; Human Rights Watch wants Tanzania to end ‘arbitrary arrests’ of controversial port deal critics; John Ulanga appointed TPSF’s new CEO
In our briefing today: Stakeholders laments that Tanzania NGO law constrains civil society in the country; Peter Madeleka denied bail, a prominent critic of the Dubai DP World-Tanzania port deal; Fuel prices hit a new high in 2023
In our briefing today: Lawyer who opposes Dubai DP Word-Tanzania port deal summoned by the Advocate’s Disciplinary Committee;TANESCO boasts a 109 billion profit
In our briefing today: Former African leaders explain motivations to support drive for democracy; Education takes centre stage in Tanzania-Hungary’s cooperation; ICSID orders Tanzania to pay Indiana Resources $109.5 million; Police summons Tundu Lissu for ‘indecent’ remarks against Samia.
In our briefing today: Police on ‘death threats’ reports by critics of Tanzania-DP World deal:‘They cause unnecessary panic’; Remembering Justice Robert Kisanga: A giant of Tanzania’s legal profession; ‘Without legislative backing, Samia’s reform efforts unlikely to stand test of time’; Stanbic Bank Awarded Best Investment Bank in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: TLS throws weight behind Nshala, demands ‘death threats’ reports investigated; BoT gives Kenya’s DPO Pay greenlight to operate in Tanzania; Oil and gas company Aminex provides updates for its Ruvuma operations .
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