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The Tanzanian government has announced a renewed commitment to improving road infrastructure across the country, with plans to settle contractor payments and complete key projects by mid-year. Speaking during a session in Dodoma, Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office for

 Speaker of the National Assembly, Dr. Tulia Ackson, has reaffirmed that the Tanzanian government remains committed to ensuring that job opportunities within public institutions are offered fairly and transparently, based strictly on qualifications and legal guidelines—not regional background. Speaking in Parliament on

 The construction of the new Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation headquarters in Mtumba, part of Dodoma, Tanzania’s administrative capital, is approaching finalization, with approximately 90 percent of the project now complete. This milestone was confirmed during an official inspection

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has received one of the United Arab Emirates’ highest national honors — the Mother of the Nation Order — in recognition of her leadership in championing sustainable development and social progress in Tanzania. The award was formally presented

The Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court has ruled that opposition leader Tundu Lissu must physically appear in court for the continuation of his trial, effectively rejecting the prosecution’s request for the proceedings to continue virtually. The ruling came after Lissu’s legal team, led

 The Registrar of Political Parties, Judge Francis Mutungi, urged Tanzanian political parties to embrace the rule of law and uphold peace as the nation prepares for its upcoming elections. Speaking at the opening of a training workshop on the recent amendments to