Court Appeal Throws Tundu Lissu Trial Into Limbo
The treason trial facing opposition leader Tundu Lissu has been put on hold indefinitely, introducing fresh uncertainty into a case that has drawn nationwide
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Tz, Issues Public Alert: Rising Cases of Influenza and Dengue
The government of Tanzania has issued a renewed public health alert following an increase in seasonal respiratory infections and ongoing regional risks linked to
Tanzania Links Security With Economic Growth Momentum
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has underscored the critical role of national security in supporting Tanzania’s economic growth, highlighting that a stable and secure environment
Court Weighs New Evidence In Lissu Treason Case
The High Court in Dar es Salaam is expected to rule on whether prosecutors can introduce additional evidence in the treason case facing Tundu
Dar Fibre Boom Sparks Regulation, Urban Planning Concerns
The fast-growing spread of fibre-optic cables across Dar es Salaam is transforming how residents connect to the internet, but it is also raising new
Tanzania Extends Election Violence Inquiry Amid Rising Questions
The government of Tanzania has granted a 42-day extension to a national commission investigating violent unrest linked to the October 2025 general election, in
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TPDF Officers, Civilians Face Ivory Possession Charges
Two officers of the Tanzania People’s Defence Force (TPDF) and three civilians have appeared before Moshi Resident Magistrate’s Court, facing charges of economic sabotage over alleged possession of government-owned wildlife trophies valued at Sh591.3 million. The case, brought before Senior Resident Magistrate
Samia Warns Against Actions Threatening National Peace
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has issued a strong warning to individuals she said are being incited to disrupt peace and stability in the country, stressing that Tanzania’s unity must never be sacrificed because of political or personal differences. Speaking on Friday, January
United States Signals Major Shift From Global Institutions
The United States administration has announced plans to withdraw from dozens of international organizations, a decision that signals a major shift in how Washington intends to engage with the rest of the world and manage its role in global affairs. According to
Ghana Moves Forward After Ending IMF Support
Ghana has taken a major step toward economic independence after formally beginning the process of exiting its financial support program with the International Monetary Fund, following signs of sustained recovery and improving stability. In his 2026 New Year’s address, President John Dramani
Tanzania Steps Up Nationwide Fight Against Drug Trade
Tanzania has intensified its campaign against illegal drugs after a series of coordinated security operations led to major seizures and dozens of arrests across the country, authorities have said. During operations conducted toward the end of December 2025, law enforcement officers intercepted
President Samia Urges Vigilance At Sea And Inclusion
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has urged marine scientists and researchers to remain alert and responsible while carrying out their work at sea, emphasizing that Tanzania’s ocean space is not only a source of livelihood but also a sensitive pillar of national security.
Iran Leader Condemns Protests Amid Rising Political Tensions
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has strongly criticized protesters opposing the government, accusing them of acting as agents of foreign interests as nationwide demonstrations driven by economic hardship continue to unfold. In a televised address broadcast nationwide on Friday, Khamenei described
Tz, Turkey Strengthen Expanding Diplomatic Economic Relations
Tanzania and Turkey have taken another step toward deepening their long-standing bilateral relationship following high-level talks between senior officials in Dar es Salaam, highlighting growing cooperation in diplomacy, trade, and national development. The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation,
Thousands Mourn Victims of Eastern Congo Clashes
Thousands of mourners gathered in Goma on Thursday, January 8, to attend the funeral of 22 people killed in recent clashes between the Congolese army and rebel forces, highlighting the human toll of the ongoing conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo