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Legal Education Council Endorses OUT Quality

The Open University of Tanzania (OUT) has received strong recognition from the Council for Legal Education following an official inspection that highlighted significant improvements in academic delivery, digital learning systems, and institutional infrastructure within the Faculty of Law. The assessment, conducted at

April 22, 2026

Business·World

Barrick Excels In Providing Job Opportunities For Local Employees

Minister of Minerals Antony Mavunde has praised Barrick North Mara Mine, located in Tarime District of the Mara Region, for its exemplary adherence to the Mining (Local Content) Act (Chapter 123) and the Mining (Local Content) Regulations of 2018, highlighting the mine’s

January 11, 2026

Politics·World

Tanzania Supports Africa’s Push for Colonial Reparations

Tanzania has formally thrown its support behind a growing continental movement seeking reparations from former colonial powers, following a landmark gathering of African officials and legal experts in Algiers. The International Conference on the Crimes of Colonialism in Africa concluded with calls

December 5, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Dr.Graham Advocate For Increased Education on HPV

Dr. Anna Graham, a women’s health specialist at CCBRT Hospital, is advocating for enhanced education on human papillomavirus (HPV). She emphasizes the importance of informing communities about the benefits of HPV vaccination and the necessity of regular screenings. Dr. Graham’s call to

December 5, 2025

Opinion·Politics·World

Double Standards or Strategy? MWE Analyzes Western Human Rights Violations

Western countries, often perceived as champions of human rights and democratic values, frequently find themselves under scrutiny for their varying responses to global human rights violations. This inconsistency raises fundamental questions about their motivations and principles. Are these behaviors indicative of double

December 4, 2025

Opinion·Politics·Tanzania

Tanzania Deportation Signals Zero Tolerance Interference

The recent deportation of German and American observers Dr. Brinkel Stefanie, a Germain passport holder and Catherine Janel Almquist , a US-passport holder, by the Tanzania Immigration Service Department highlights the government’s stringent stance against perceived foreign interference in its domestic affairs.

December 3, 2025

Opinion·Politics·World

Tz, Ready To Crack Down On Foreigners Who Stray from The Law

The Tanzanian government has recently made headlines with its firm stance against foreign interference, highlighted by the deportation of German and U.S. observers. This decisive action serves as a warning that Tanzania is prepared to enforce its laws rigorously, particularly when it

December 3, 2025

Politics·World

African Leaders Seek Colonial Crimes Reparations.

African leaders have intensified calls for colonial-era crimes to be formally recognised, criminalised and addressed through meaningful reparations. This renewed push took centre stage at a high-level conference held in Algiers, Algeria, where diplomats and senior officials gathered to advance an African

December 2, 2025

Politics·World

Algeria’s Pivotal Conference: Call for Justice and Reparations

The International Conference on the Crimes of Colonialism in Africa is taking place in Algiers on November 30 and December 1, 2025, marking a pivotal moment for the continent. Organized in line with the African Union’s Assembly Decision 903(XXXVIII), adopted in February

December 1, 2025

Politics·World

Africa Endorses Algiers Declaration to Boost Drug Production

African countries have endorsed a new continental plan aimed at strengthening local pharmaceutical production and reducing dependence on imported medicines. The agreement known as the Algiers Declaration was adopted at the close of a two-day ministerial conference held in Algiers, bringing together

November 29, 2025

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