In our briefing today: Tanzania High Court to Rule on Luhaga Mpina’s Presidential Bid on Sept. 29;
Tanzania-Flagged Ship Reported Sinking Near Iran’s Kish Island;
Can Tanzania Deliver a Credible Election?
Tanzania is slipping into a competitive authoritarian regime, where elections are held but do not truly represent the will of the people.
The ship had departed from Ras Al Khaimah port in the UAE and was en route to Shuaiba Port in Kuwait.
Dar es Salaam – Tanzania’s High Court has scheduled a pivotal hearing for Monday, September 29, 2025, to determine whether opposition figure Luhaga Mpina can
In our briefing today:
Nation Seeks US$185 Billion Investment to Fuel Ambitious Economic Vision;
Widow’s Plight in Dar es Salaam Sparks Outrage Over Alleged Land Grabbing;
Digital Falsehoods Threaten Integrity of Tanzania’s Upcoming General Election.
Government intervenes after distressing videos show woman being forcibly removed from her family home in Dar es Salaam.
Tanzania is seeking $185 billion in foreign investment over five years to fund its Vision 2050 plan, as announced by Vice President Mpango at a New York forum to boost US economic ties.
With the official campaign season underway, the digital sphere has become a key battleground where false narratives, fabricated content, and targeted propaganda are spreading rapidly.
The finding suggest that depreciation of currency will fail to improve the trade balance even during periods of robust trade activity.
A violent teacher-beating incident at Makumbusho Secondary School has sparked intense social media debate, revealing deep divisions in Tanzania over school discipline.