In our briefing today: French investigators set to help probe Bukoba plane crash; Fear as albino persecution makes a comeback in Tanzania; Govt to sign $30 billion LNG-project accords next month; COP27: How radios help rural women in Tanzania stay tuned into climate change.
In our briefing today: CAG: We’re investigating plea bargaining, report out in March 2023; ‘Citizen participation indispensable for transparent, accountable govt’; Strict encampment policy limits refugees’ freedom of movement in Tanzania, UNHCR warns; Samia mourns fallen CCM MP.
In our briefing today: Taxing cannabis ‘aggressively’ may reduce consumption, scholar says; Mwinyi arrives in Oman for four-day state visit; Five perishes, 31 injured in Mbeya road accident.
In our briefing today: New World Bank loan to strengthen Dar’s climate change adaptation, resilience; Qatari firm establishes subsidiary in Tanzania to export meat to the Middle Eastern nation; Majaliwa: Tourists visiting Tanzania rose 48.6pc from 620,867 in 2020 to 922,692 in 2021.
It proposes a comprehensive review of institutions of accountability along with policy debate on the entire criminal justice value chain of corruption.
Mohamed Aboud Mtoro is said to have committed the alleged crime on July 23, 2022, using a Noah Vox vehicle with the registration number Z761GP.
Ndiyo maana uwindaji wa wanyama pori kwa ajili ya burudani unakubaliwa na hata kuhamasishwa.
In our briefing today: Murder case involving twenty Loliondo residents postponed to July 14; USAID provides $9 million to WFP to help feed refugees in Tanzania; CRDB, climate change fund agree on climate resilience for farmers; Govt earmarks 400,000 hectares of land for wheat cultivation; Wild animals killed 49 in Ngorongoro in 2021, govt says.
True decolonisation of the mind cannot and should not be regressive. People must embrace scientific thinking – not because it is native but because it is necessary.
In our briefing today: Over 1,000 CCM youths tour Ngorongoro amid looming ‘eviction’ threat; BoT publishes new update on the conduct of monetary policy in Tanzania; Walkabout Resources encounters delays at Tanzania graphite project; Tanzania to review laws that prevent women from land ownership; Study finds ‘a very high rate’ of inappropriate antibiotic prescription in Tanzania.
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