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The ICC And The New Politics Of Global Justice

July 10, 2026
The courtroom is silent long before judges take their seats. Behind every case file are years of investigations, thousands of pages of evidence and communities waiting for justice. Yet beyond the courtroom walls, another debate continues to grow. Who decides when international

Africa’s Critical Minerals Are Redefining Global Power

July 10, 2026
The trucks begin arriving before sunrise. One after another, they carry tonnes of freshly mined ore from remote mining sites to processing centres, ports and international markets. For workers, it is another day’s labour. For investors, it is another business opportunity. For

Tanzania Targets Used Oil Recycling Investment Boom

July 10, 2026
 Tanzania is stepping up efforts to build a modern recycling industry by encouraging investment in the processing of used lubricating oil, a move the government says could reduce costly imports, strengthen local manufacturing, create jobs and improve environmental protection. The initiative forms

CCM, ACT Seal Historic Zanzibar Reconciliation Deal

July 10, 2026
Tanzania’s ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) and the opposition ACT-Wazalendo have signed a Joint Declaration on Political Reconciliation, marking the most significant formal political agreement in Zanzibar in recent years and signalling a renewed effort to strengthen dialogue, trust and long-term political

Samia Reaffirms Tough Stance Against Terrorism

July 10, 2026
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has reaffirmed Tanzania’s commitment to protecting its citizens and preserving national security, declaring that the government will take all lawful measures necessary to prevent terrorism and safeguard the country’s peace and stability. Speaking after witnessing the signing of

Tanzania Cement Prices Rise Despite Production Surplus

July 10, 2026
Tanzanians are expected to pay significantly more for cement after the country’s leading manufacturers announced fresh price increases, a development likely to raise construction costs despite Tanzania producing substantially more cement than it consumes each year. The latest adjustments, ranging from Sh500

Tanzania Praises Citizens For Choosing Peace Over Protests

July 9, 2026
Tanzania’s government has renewed its call for citizens to protect the country’s peace and stability, saying a calm social environment remains essential for economic growth, investment and national development. Chief Government Spokesperson Gerson Msigwa made the remarks during a visit to the
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