
Govt Says It Is Reviewing 41 Laws Over Appeal-Route Conflicts
The review began with a dispute over workers’ compensation appeals, but the Ministry has not disclosed the other laws involved or released any proposed amendments.

The review began with a dispute over workers’ compensation appeals, but the Ministry has not disclosed the other laws involved or released any proposed amendments.

When a wrong transfer becomes a dead end, convenience alone isn’t enough.

Judges reject a recusal request but extend the freeze on proceedings that could determine the TLS president’s right to practise.

The latest deaths have brought renewed scrutiny to the regional government’s response, with CCM in Ruvuma demanding stronger enforcement of the law and accountability for officials it believes have failed to adequately address the situation.

Environment minister denies Saudi or Omani control of forests as the growing carbon market raises questions over foreign finance, land rights and oversight.

Reports of arrests emerge as Arusha hosts the 153rd IPU Assembly; police have not confirmed.

Long-distance drivers in Dodoma, Mwanza and Dar es Salaam halted trips over vehicle seizures and licence suspensions.

Four simplified audit reports launched in Dodoma trace gaps in roads, water, health and procurement — but the harder question remains why recurring findings still go unresolved.

Mwandishi wa habari anapaswa kuwa jicho la mwananchi kule ambako hawezi kuona, ni sikio lake kule ambako hawezi kusikia, na ni daraja linalopaswa kumsaidia kulielewa taifa lake.

Tanzania’s justice monitoring guide should test whether police and courts build cases lawfully enough to last—because procedure is a precondition for justice, not an obstacle to it.