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Guinea Equatorial Appoints New Director to ANIF

November 9, 2024
 President Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Guinea Equatorial has appointed Zenon Avomo as the new Director General of the National Financial Intelligence Agency (ANIF). This development follows the removal of Baltasar Engonga, the former director, after a corruption scandal involving illicit behavior and

Opposition Expels Anti-Corruption Officers, Sparks Debate

November 9, 2024
In a recent incident stirring political discourse in Tanzania, Godbless Lema, the Northern Zone Chairperson for the opposition party CHADEMA, expelled three anti-corruption officers from a CHADEMA candidate seminar, sparking concerns and a pointed response from the anti-corruption agency. The officers, affiliated

Makalla Calls for Fairness in Local Government Elections

November 9, 2024
Amid rising anticipation for Tanzania’s local government elections set for November 27, Amos Makalla, Secretary for Ideology, Publicity, and Training in the National Executive Council (NEC), has urged election supervisors to ensure a level playing field for all parties fielding candidates. Speaking

EWURA Certifies Performance Data of 82 Water Authorities

November 9, 2024
The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) has completed the verification of performance data for 82 Water and Environmental Sanitation Authorities across the country. This effort aims to ensure accurate statistics for inclusion in the 2023/24 Performance Report. EWURA’s Acting Director

Black Communities Targeted by Racist Texts After Election

November 9, 2024
The day following a contentious presidential election, Black people across the United States including many children received alarming, racist text messages that referenced the President-elect. The messages, sent from anonymous sources, spread fear and frustration in communities already facing heightened tensions from

Lissu Calls for Visionary Leadership in Opposition

November 8, 2024
Vice Chairman of Tanzania’s Democratic Change Party, CHADEMA Tundu Lissu. is calling for a rejuvenation of leadership within the opposition, urging for strategic vision and unity. In a recent interview with NTV, Lissu expressed dissatisfaction with what he described as a period
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