The Sh5 billion has been allocated through the national empowerment fund, with implementation to be undertaken in ...
Four simplified audit reports launched in Dodoma trace gaps in roads, water, health and procurement — but the harder question ...
The two-day stoppage halted transport nationwide and forced a review of the 15-point licence system—yet drivers say the real dispute runs deeper.
For how the refinery played out, we can only blame ourselves as Tanzanians. How we engage with it from here is another matter ...
Opinion
Coercion Is Not Negotiation: Tanzania’s Drivers’ Strike and the High Cost of One-Sided Rule-Making
Yet the recent strike by long-distance bus and lorry drivers shows how little obvious things can matter until a crisis occurs. The dispute centred on the driving-licence points system, but drivers ...
The government says bodaboda work is legitimate, but calls for stronger compliance, crime reporting and safer roads after ...
Ten years after Africa’s landmark protocol on older persons, Tanzania still hasn’t ratified it—and older citizens continue to pay the price.
The prosecution is due to begin its closing submission on September 29 after Lissu argued that the evidence leaves no case to ...
Deputy Minister Kiruswa says the plan will deepen domestic processing and supply-chain opportunities for Tanzanians.
A judge ruled that the Kisutu court acted without a filed criminal case and on a defective affidavit, voiding the November 2025 warrant against the activist.
The two-day meeting, scheduled for October 5 and 6, 2026, in Dar es Salaam, will bring together African countries, Gulf Cooperation Council member states and other participating countries to discuss ...
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