Tag: Morning Briefing

In our briefing: SADC Extraordinary Summit of the Organ Troika signals continued support for DRC, final decision on SAMIDRC pending;

Tanzania mourns Professor Philemon Sarungi, former Defense Minister;

Biteko meets oil and gas sector executives on the sidelines of East African Petroleum Conference and Exhibition 2025;

Lissu says ‘imperial presidency’ in Uganda and Tanzania constitutions is Julius Nyerere’s legacy, throws jabs at Museveni’s regime.

In our briefing: SADC ministers hold emergency meeting on DRC. Heads of State to convene today, March 6;

INEC highlights functionality of new BVR Kit: Runs on android, operates offline and online, and is more portable for efficiency;

‘Be Warned’: ACT Wazalendo will sue personally public officials involved in human rights violations against members, citizens;

When hard work is not enough: Tanzanian women’s struggle against sextortion in the workplace

In our briefing: Tanzania’s Chief of Defense Forces consoles family of soldier killed in DRC;

Cuba’s National Assembly President visits Tanzania;

Mining sector contribution to GDP expected to reach 10pc in 2025

In our briefing: Ministers to meet with Unemployed Teachers Organization: ‘They must be heard’;

China sends geology experts to assess Tanzania’s geological survey needs;

CHADEMA raises 64 million in the first 48 hours of the ‘Tone tone’ campaign;

The last seed: A Reflection on food sovereignty and the battle for Africa’s agricultural future

In our briefing today: Tanzania debunks claims of weapons shipment to Kalemie, DRC;

President Samia launches construction of USD 50 Million LPG terminal in Tanga;

CTBTO Executive Secretary visits Tanzania

In our briefing today: ACT Wazalendo: The reconciliation initiative by President Samia has collapsed;

January Makamba ‘forgiven’: What led to his dismissal remains a mystery;

BoT warns the public about Leo Beneath London (LBL) company: It Is unlicensed

In our briefing today: What would it take to achieve an innovative Tanzania?

; Experts in Tanzania name media literacy as a strategy to counter disinformation ahead of elections ;

Practitioners express cautious optimism for the future of media in Tanzania;

Tanzania media fraternity mourns Gardner G Habash

In our briefing today:

Zanzibar Police: No law prohibits people from eating during daytime in the month of Ramadan ;

Government to return funds confiscated from the Foreign Exchange Bureaus in 2018 and 2019;

Tanzanian national convicted of money laundering in a US court ;

CCM to decide on new deputy secretary and propaganda chief today;

Infographic: Chinese contractors lead in building Tanzania’s roads

In our briefing today: Tanzania adds Boeing 737-9 Max to its fleet as US investigates the plane’s safety;

Media fraternity mourns two journalists who died in a road accident;

Announcement of new subject combinations raises many unanswered questions