Dar es Salaam. The Government of Tanzania has announced that all public servants will work from home on October 30, 2025, following a security alert
Katika taarifa ya Msigwa ambayo imetoka kwa Katibu Mkuu Kiongozi na kuchapwa kupitia ukurasa wake wa mtandao wa kijamii wa Instagram amesema uamuzi huo ni kufuatia angalizo la kiusalama lililotolewa na Jeshi la Polisi kwa wakazi wa Dar es Salaam.
In our briefing today:
Early Voting Underway as Zanzibar Opens 2025 General Election;
Bank of Tanzania Strengthens Interbank Foreign Exchange Market Liquidity with Another USD 20 Million Auction;
Dar es Salaam Police Arrest Influencer-Businesswoman Amid Rising Election Tensions;
Tanzania’s Bus and Ferry Companies Suspend Services Ahead of October 29 Elections.
Jenifer Bilikwiza Jovin, a 26-year-old businesswoman known as Niffer, was arrested on October 27 at around 3 pm in the Sinza Kumekucha area of Dar es Salaam.
According to the Bank’s announcement, the auction was conducted under the Foreign Exchange Intervention Policy, 2023, at a weighted average rate of TZS 2,471.73 per USD.
Tamko hilo lililotolewa mnamo Oktoba 24, 2025, limeangazia mazingira ya kisiasa na kiusalama likipiga kurunzi kwenye matukio ya utekaji yanayoonekana kushika mizizi Tanzania.
In a statement issued on Thursday, UDASA expressed deep concern over the growing impunity of so-called “unknown assailants” allegedly responsible for abductions and disappearances of citizens, criticizing state organs for failing to curb the trend or provide clear public explanations.
A nationwide free treatment camp for children born with spinal and head conditions is scheduled for October 25.
Tanzania’s opposition party alleges a coordinated plot to disenfranchise it in the upcoming elections by obstructing the registration of its polling station representatives.
ZEC to provide each candidate with a campaign vehicle, driver, and security guard, while covering all fuel and maintenance costs.
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