Political tensions are running high in Tanga Mjini after a decision by the ruling party to endorse Kassim Amari Mbaraka as its parliamentary candidate sparked protests among grassroots supporters. The move has left many questioning the balance between democracy at the local

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has urged Tanzanians to place national interests above personal or political agendas, emphasizing that peace and justice are crucial as the country prepares for the General Election scheduled for October 29. Speaking at a Peace Symposium organized by

Tanzania’s Vice President, Dr. Philip Mpango, has called for stricter financial oversight across government institutions, urging leaders to tighten procurement procedures, improve contract management, and enhance supervision of public resources. Speaking at a high-level working session in Arusha, Dr. Mpango emphasized that