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Tanzania Considers Leaving ICC as Africa Pushes for Homegrown Justice Systems
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Tanzania Considers Leaving ICC as Africa Pushes for Homegrown Justice Systems

Tanzania may soon review its membership in the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the International Criminal Court (ICC). This follows renewed international pressure from groups such as the World Jurists Association and the Madrid Bar Association, who have urged the court in The Hague to investigate alleged killings, kidnappings, and attacks on opposition supporters...

Dar es Salaam commuters welcome the return of BRT Phase Two services
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Dar es Salaam commuters welcome the return of BRT Phase Two services

Dar es Salaam. Commuters have expressed relief following the resumption of Phase Two of the Mbagala Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service, saying the restoration of operations will ease daily travel challenges and significantly lower transport costs along the corridor. The BRT service officially resumed today, November 20, 2025, after a temporary suspension caused by damage to...

TADB Support Transforms Poultry Farming in Kigoma Region.
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TADB Support Transforms Poultry Farming in Kigoma Region.

The Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) has supported the establishment of Mayai Ltd, a modern egg-laying poultry factory located in Kimbwela Village, Simbo Ward, Kigoma Region. According to TADB Business Development Officer Patrick Kapungu, the facility is among the largest in Tanzania’s Western Zone, covering Kigoma, Tabora, and Katavi. It has created both permanent and...

Farmers in Mbinga Hail Fertiliser Subsidies and Development Gains.
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Farmers in Mbinga Hail Fertiliser Subsidies and Development Gains.

Farmers in Mbinga District, Ruvuma Region, have welcomed the government’s continued provision of subsidised fertiliser and other agricultural inputs, describing the programme as a lifeline that has boosted productivity, incomes, and confidence in farming as a business. Speaking ahead of CCM presidential candidate Samia Suluhu Hassan’s campaign launch in Ruvuma, the farmers said the subsidies...

Tanzania approves pension payments for Kagera War veterans after 45 years
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Tanzania approves pension payments for Kagera War veterans after 45 years

The Tanzanian government has officially approved pension payments for all veterans who participated in the 1979 Kagera War, marking a significant step in addressing their long-standing grievances. The announcement was made on June 23, 2025, during a parliamentary session in Dodoma. Minister of Defence and National Service, Dr. Stergomena Tax, revealed the decision while presenting...

Clarification on Recent Arrests of Opposition Figures in Tanzania: A Call for Accurate Reporting.
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Clarification on Recent Arrests of Opposition Figures in Tanzania: A Call for Accurate Reporting.

Recent events in Mbeya, Tanzania, involving the arrest of BAVICHA (the youth wing of the opposition party CHADEMA) members and others reportedly gathering for what they claimed to be a major International Youth Day demonstration, have sparked confusion among the public. Some international media outlets have reported on these incidents without first seeking clarification from...

Billion 55 Paid in Debts to Civil Servants.
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Billion 55 Paid in Debts to Civil Servants.

Deputy Minister of State, Office of the President for Public Service and Good Governance, Hon. Ridhiwani Kikwete, responded on behalf of the government to a question posed by Hon. Issa Jumanne Mtemvu, Member of Parliament for Kibamba. The question sought information on the current amount of government debts related to leave, transfers, and post-retirement cargo...