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Tanzania Strengthens Fight Against Mineral Smuggling

October 9, 2025
 Government experts from multiple agencies convened in Dodoma this week to discuss strategies for tackling mineral smuggling in Tanzania, under the guidance of Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Minerals, Msafiri Mbibo. The meeting brought together officials from law enforcement, inspection

Tanzania Drafts Law on Organ Transplants

October 9, 2025
The Tanzanian government is finalising a groundbreaking law that will not only regulate organ transplantation but also create a clear legal framework for advanced regenerative and aesthetic medical services   including hair restoration, skin rejuvenation, and anti-ageing therapies. The upcoming Organ Transplantation Bill

Tanzania Engages U.S. Diplomatically Over New Visa Bond Rule

October 9, 2025
 The Government of Tanzania has begun diplomatic discussions with the United States following Washington’s recent decision to introduce a visa bond requirement for Tanzanian nationals applying for short-term business and tourist visas. According to an announcement from the U.S. Department of State,

Trailblazer Edith Kisamo Empowers Tanzania’s Aviation Future

October 8, 2025
The first female B1-licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer in Tanzania,  Edith Kisamo is spearheading a transformation in aviation training and certification across East Africa. As CEO  Aerolink Solutions Tanzania Limited and Accountable Manager of a leading aviation training firm, Kisamo is encouraging more

ICC Convicts Former Militia Chief for Darfur Atrocities

October 8, 2025
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has found former Janjaweed commander Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, widely known as Ali Kushayb, guilty of 27 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in the brutal conflict that ravaged Sudan’s Darfur region

EAC Faces Growing Strains Amid Civil Society Alarm

October 8, 2025
Regional unity within the East African Community (EAC) is showing signs of strain, as civil society organisations warn that corruption, trade barriers, digital inequality, and insecurity are threatening to stall decades of integration efforts. These concerns were voiced during the 2025 East
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