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24-year-old Mbeya man sentenced to two years in prison for burning president’s picture;
Report: The media environment has improved, but laws remains a challenge
While Slaa might not be as popular as he was between 2010 and 2015, he still commands some level of respect. Similarly, Dr Slaa will also benefit from CHADEMA which will give him a political base where he can continue his political activism.
Observers note that promised reforms would take longer to be delivered to Tanzanians than was anticipated as electoral uncertainties on the part of ruling officials gather steam.
If CCM wants to remain at the centre of Tanzanian politics and governance, it must look within itself and change before it is too late.
Peace is a national achievement. It is not a reason to fear disagreement.
Tanzania’s appellate court ruling fortifies the CAG’s independence — but stops short of restoring Assad or punishing his removal.
Tanzania’s economy is growing strongly, but persistent poverty, low wages, weak productivity and limited access to quality jobs are preventing many households from benefiting from that growth.
As the cause of 10 lion deaths remains under investigation, a reported temporary grazing restriction has sharpened an existing dispute over conservation, access and relocation.
As global AI misuse surges and China and the US pull nations into rival camps, Tanzania has no policy, no industry strategy, and no shield — and the cost of that vacuum is rising.
The two-day exhibition, which began on September 2 at the Julius Nyerere International Trade Fair grounds, brings together farmers, agribusiness leaders, investors, policymakers and innovators from around the world.