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The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – August 14, 2025

In our briefing today:

Government Ready for Tundu Lissu Treason Trial, Seeks to Halt Livestreaming;

2025 Presidential Bid Reaches 14: DP, SAU and CUF Collect Nomination Forms;

Criminal Case Against YouTubers ‘Wachokonozi’ Postponed;

Tanzania’s Top Football Club, Yanga, Under Fire for Its 100 Million Contribution to the Ruling Party Ahead of the Polls;

Op-ED: Job Ndugai’s Death: All Women, Especially First Wives, Refuse to be Erased;

Op-Ed: Why Tanzania Should Demand a Strong Global Plastics Treaty.

The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – July 17, 2025

In our briefing:

IMF Estimates About 50,000 Tanzanian Health Workers to Be Affected by USAID Shutdown;

Muhimbili National Hospital–Mloganzila Performs First Minimally Invasive Colon Tumor Surgery Using Local Specialists;

Gwajima Calls for Minimum Reforms and Allowing Tanzania’s Main Opposition Party, CHADEMA, to Participate in the Upcoming Election;

Foreign Direct Investment in Tanzania Rises to USD 1.7 Billion, Highest in a Decade;

Fate of Lissu’s Petition Against ‘Secret Witnesses’ in False Information Case to Be Decided on August 12

The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – June 10, 2025

In our briefing today:

President Samia Urges Police to Stay Prepared Ahead of General Elections;

Gwajima Church Deregistration Saga: State Attorneys Queried Deregistration Letters, High Court Dismisses Objection;

The Illusion of Unity—Who Truly ‘Belongs’ in Tanzania?;

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The Chanzo Morning Briefing Tanzania News – May 15, 2025

In our briefing today: President Stubb, President Samia Discuss the ‘New Global Order’ ;

Tembo Nickel Schedules Commencement of Kabanga Nickel Mining Operations for October 2025;

Five Young Tanzanians Join Global Youth Learning Programme in Denmark;

TIRA and the Decline of Insurance Integrity in Tanzania: Political Capture or Legal Negligence?

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