To build sustainable public revenue, African governments must focus on business formalisation and deregulation rather than repeatedly increasing tax rates.
With their cybercrime case dismissed, the popular podcast founders—who had braced for arrest—are now taking their educational content worldwide.
President Samia launches a tri-national judicial panel with a five-month mandate to identify the planners and financiers of the October 2025 unrest.
A lawyer has filed a habeas corpus petition after political commentator Davidlevi Kindikwa spent over 40 days in police custody without being charged or brought before a court.
Heavy levies, unpaid government bills, and restrictive regulations are driving independent broadcasters to the edge, threatening public access to crucial information.
Motorcycle taxi riders in Dar es Salaam staged a protest at Bibi Titi Road on Wednesday against the city’s fine for riders who enter the city centre
Traders underscore that since August 2025, it has become difficult to obtain a visa to China
Why the pride behind throwing money in the air deserves a behavioural lens rather than a courtroom.
Tanzania’s public English-medium primary schools charge fees. A new study asks why — and what it means for equity.
In Tanzania’s second-largest city, solar power is lighting homes and hope — but families say the real change will come when reliable electricity is a right, not a cost they can’t afford.