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Government to provide 10,000 graduates with internship opportunities annually
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Government to provide 10,000 graduates with internship opportunities annually

The Government has announced that it has developed the National Graduate Internship Programme (2026/27–2030/31), which aims to provide 10,000 graduates with work experience opportunities every year. Responding to a question in Parliament, Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office (Labour, Employment and Industrial Relations), Dr. Evaline Munisi, said the programme seeks to bridge the gap...

Ndejembi calls for greater role for women in conflict resolution
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Ndejembi calls for greater role for women in conflict resolution

Vice President Deogratius Ndejembi has urged countries in the Great Lakes Region to give women meaningful roles in decision-making, peace negotiations and conflict resolution, stressing that resolutions must be backed by practical and measurable actions. He made the call while representing President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the opening of the First International Conference of Women...

Rungwe DC gives residents five days to vacate for road construction
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Rungwe DC gives residents five days to vacate for road construction

Rungwe District Commissioner Jafar Haniu has given residents of Suma Village and others living along the Katumba–Mbambo–Tukuyu Road five days to vacate the road reserve, allowing construction of the road to asphalt standard to proceed at full speed. He issued the directive today, November 2, 2026, during a visit to inspect progress on the 79.4-kilometre...

Prisons Service: Tundu Lissu is not on a hunger strike
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Prisons Service: Tundu Lissu is not on a hunger strike

The Tanzania Prisons Service has said that CHADEMA Chairman Tundu Lissu is safe and is not on a hunger strike, contrary to reports by some party leaders, urging the public to disregard the claims. The Service also said Lissu continues to receive visits from his lawyers, who have been allowed to meet with him after...

Police to arrest those inciting people to engage in violence
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Police to arrest those inciting people to engage in violence

The Tanzania Police Force has said there have been plans, statements and mobilisation efforts by some religious leaders, politicians and activists, conducted secretly through closed-door meetings as well as openly, with the aim of encouraging people to engage in criminal activities. The police said the planned criminal acts include causing violence, destroying infrastructure used to...

Lawyer: Lissu to begin hunger strike on Monday
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Lawyer: Lissu to begin hunger strike on Monday

CHADEMA Chief Legal Officer, Dr. Rugemeleza Nshala, has said the party’s chairman, Tundu Lissu, will begin a hunger strike on Monday, October 26, 2026, after being denied his right to meet with his lawyers. Dr. Nshala said Lissu’s decision follows the Ukonga Prison administration’s insistence on using a procedure that had previously been rejected by...

ICC wins 2026 Sakharov Prize
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ICC wins 2026 Sakharov Prize

The International Criminal Court (ICC) and its officials have won the 2026 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, awarded by the European Parliament to individuals or organisations that have made outstanding contributions to defending human rights and freedom of thought. The award comes less than two weeks after former ICC Judge Navi Pillay was awarded...

TMA warns of possible cyclone in the Indian Ocean
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TMA warns of possible cyclone in the Indian Ocean

The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has reported a low-pressure system over the Indian Ocean near the Seychelles Islands, approximately 1,600 kilometres off the coast of Tanzania, which is expected to intensify into a cyclone within the next four days. According to TMA, the system is moving towards the Tanzanian coast and could strengthen weather systems...

Kigogo to get new machinga market to ease congestion in Kariakoo
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Kigogo to get new machinga market to ease congestion in Kariakoo

The government has announced plans to build a new market for small-scale traders (machinga) in the Kigogo Sambusa area to ease congestion and address long-standing challenges facing traders at Kariakoo Market. Speaking today during a joint meeting with Kariakoo traders, machinga representatives and Dar es Salaam regional leaders, the Minister of State in the Prime...