(UNGUJA, ZANZIBAR) – As Zanzibar marks the 62nd anniversary of the Zanzibar Revolution, government leaders, experts and residents point to wide ranging economic and social changes that have reshaped the islands over more than six decades. This year’s commemorations coincided with the launch and foundation laying of 107 development projectsContinue Reading
(MUSOMA, TANZANIA) – Investigation Suggests Secret Trade in Female Genital Cutting Remains in Mara Region An investigation by Mwananchi newspaper has found evidence suggesting that parts of women’s reproductive organs obtained through female genital cutting are being secretly sold in the Mara Region of north western Tanzania. The investigation carriedContinue Reading
(KIGOMA, TANZANIA) – Court Rejects Bid to Halt Kigoma Parliamentary Election Case The High Court in Kigoma has rejected an application seeking to suspend indefinitely a petition challenging the outcome of the Kigoma parliamentary election, allowing the case against sitting Member of Parliament Clayton Chipando, popularly known as Baba Levo,Continue Reading
(DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA) – School Term Opening Triggers Transport Shortages and Fare Increases As the 2026 school term officially began today, many students and parents in Tanzania faced major transport challenges, particularly for journeys from Dar es Salaam to various regions across the country. The surge in travel demandContinue Reading
(JUBA) – The release of Tanzanian lorry driver Juma Maganga after nearly ten months in detention in South Sudan has drawn attention to the legal and financial risks faced by regional transport operators serving the South Sudan market. Maganga was detained following a fatal road accident on February 14, 2025,Continue Reading
(DODOMA) – Tanzania’s new decision to restrict foreigners from operating in 15 designated business sectors has triggered concern across the East African Community (EAC), with observers warning it could weaken the region’s economic integration and impact nationals from member states. On 29 July, Tanzania’s Minister of Industry and Trade, SelemaniContinue Reading
