Tanzania is investing in suicide prevention as it becomes the leading cause of death for youth, with 40 attempts for every life lost.
Activist Joseph Oleshangay argues that the Maasai’s disciplined, non-violent protest offers a powerful model for effective citizen advocacy.
Intense legal arguments on Wednesday centred on the technicalities of evidence laws regarding confessions and admissions.
In our briefing today: Procedural Disputes Mark Second Day of Treason Trial Against Tundu Lissu;
Tanzania Anti-Corruption Watchdog Calls for Transparency in Carbon Credit Trading, Questions Use of 30 Billion by Local Councils;
Police: Claim that ‘Abdul and His Squad Abducted a Journalist’ is a Fabrication;
Nearly 1.2 Million Tanzanian Pupils to Sit Primary Exams Wednesday
Lissu insists that the court lacks proper jurisdiction and alleges several procedural irregularities in the handling of the case since his arrest in April.
PCCB has raised queries on the use of the Carbon Credit fund, and the transparency of companies involved
Police have urged members of the public to ignore the false claims and to refrain from sharing or amplifying misinformation.
Tanzania’s Vice President, Dr. Isdor Mpango, has underscored the importance of energy transition as a cornerstone in combating climate change, highlighting his country’s commitment to renewable energy investments.
Good morning! The Chanzo is here with a rundown of major news stories reported in Tanzania on September 8, 2025. ‘I Will Defend Myself’: Tanzanian
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