In our briefing today: World Bank warns of high population growth, urges multisectoral approach ;Tanzania banks warned of cybersecurity threats: ‘Robbers don’t come in through the front door anymore’; Work to Develop the Tanzania Universal Identity Number Jamii Namba Has Started
In our briefing today :Fourth ACT-Wazalendo annual convention kicks off in Dar ; Siti Amina of Siti & The Band: The making of an icon ; Makonda unhappy with accusations he participated in assassination attempts against Lissu ;Redefining Urban Mobility: The case for Dar es Salaam’s urban railway renaissance
In our briefing today: Ali Hassan Mwinyi, Tanzania president who liberalized the economy, dies at 98 ; Concerns arise for 4 Million NHIF beneficiaries as private health providers begin boycott today; Tanga Police solve an abduction case, it was a drug deal gone wrong; Development From Below? This is the story of a Daladala co-op in Dar es Salaam
In our briefing : ACT Wazalendo holds a historic intra-party public debate of its youth wing candidates ; CHADEMA concludes its demonstration in Tanzania’s main cities. Mtwara declaration to follow; Lowassa: The System and the lesson that the opposition never learned ; Police in Lindi accused of covering up child sexual abuse scandal involving its officer
In our briefing today: Tanzania: Starlink is finalizing processes to get permits; CCM members reflection: ‘At 47 the party needs a rebirth’; Tanzania port signs 678 billion deal with a consortium of Chinese firms for construction of oil tanks; Zitto Kabwe: Tanzania’s main problem is political immaturity; Zanzibar remove VAT on sugar to curb shortage
In our briefing today: Tanzania and World Bank sign 988 billion loan to transform Dar es Salaam; CHADEMA concludes successful Mbeya demonstration, sets sights on Arusha; Bariadi DC Simon Simalenga criticised after kicking journalists out of key meeting
In our briefing today: Tanzania’s radio station Wasafi FM on spot after canceling show with opposition leader Tundu Lissu; Canada sues Precision Air in the UK High Court over alleged unsettled debts;PPRA and NEEC signs MOU for empowering special groups in public procurement; Zanzibar to host biennial Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting; Tanzania develops five-year strategy for protection of persons with albinism.
In our briefing today:Anti-FGM Coalition: There is slow progress in ending female genital mutilation in Tanzania; Poland’s President Andrzej Duda expected in Tanzania to promote Polish businesses; TRA lowers tax stamp fees by 30pc in a move that manufacturers have welcomed; CCM’s Statement on Taiwan Question: ‘Not Related to Any Recent Developments’;Protecting the rights of persons with disabilities will foster Africa’s economic development.
In our briefing today:Dodoma RC issues report on the case of 132 girls who were housed in Dodoma for religious teachings; CCM, CHADEMA row over stalled reconciliation talks; Lawless ‘boda boda’ riders irk Deputy Speaker Zungu: ‘I’m disappointed’; Passed electoral bills give no hope for wider women’s participation in leadership in Tanzania; Parents might want their children to be taught in English. But are children?
In our briefing: Tanzania court adopts Artificial Intelligence (AI) in its processes; China dominated FDI in Tanzania with USD 308 million investment in Q4 of 2023; AG is concerned about people seeking justice in improper channels; Mwinyi slams Minister who resigned on social media
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