Moves to “Africanise” democracy are often a pretext for rolling back human rights and stifling dissent across the continent.
A senior police officer admits to baseless arrests as Lissu’s cross-examination exposes flaws, leaving the prosecution’s case in tatters.
A deep dive into two decades of economic data reveals why Tanzania’s growth has been steady but not spectacular, held back by a lack of ambition and alignment rather than a scarcity of resources.
Registrar nullifies CUF election results after Prof Lipumba criticises government handling of disputed 2025 vote.
With the right moves, transit trade could surge from US$3 billion to $16 billion, and power exports could pay for more power.
After a presidential order, hundreds of Tanzanian youths accused of treason are returning home, sparking emotional reunions and a complex debate over justice and mercy.
My solemn request to President Samia is admission of deaths and honest condolences to the families, justice and accountability and political and security sector reforms.
CHADEMA’s systematic documentation reveals victims representing a cross-section of Tanzanian society, united primarily by their perceived opposition to the government or potential to influence public opinion.
His Excellency, Alhaj Ali Hassan Mwinyi, affectionately known as Mzee Rukhsa, who had the rare distinction of serving as the third President of Zanzibar from
Tanzania’s state firm TPDC has paid USD 23.6 Million to acquire a 40 percent stake in the Mnazi Bay project. The deal will see joint operation in the project, voting rights for TPDC, and long-term secondment for its staff.