Kigoma Urban Member of Parliament (CCM) Clayton Chipando, popularly known as Baba Levo, will be forced to return to court following the High Court’s decision to set aside a Sh100 million award he won in a defamation suit against Webiro Wasira.

The death of Field Force Unit (FFU) officer Corporal Mwita Mrumbe (H.1796) has sparked mystery after conflicting reports emerged, with Tanga Regional Police confirming he died whilst in custody.

It is unusual for a person to commit a crime and then walk into a police station to report it, but that is what Amos Erastos Vitalis did after killing his lover, according to evidence presented before the High Court.

A bitter dispute over ownership of five business trademarks between members of the same family has landed before the High Court, with one brother accusing another of infringing trademarks he claims to have registered and seeking Sh16 billion in compensation.

Police in Arusha Region have confirmed that they detained activist and Gifted Heart Foundation (GH Foundation) executive director, Mr Godlisten Malisa, over criminal allegations under investigation, after a lawyer and the opposition political party Chadema Western Zone chairman Dickson Matata raised concerns about his whereabouts. Arusha Regional Police Commander Justine Masejo said Mr Malisa was arrested on Monday night, August 31, 2026, alongside another person and was later released on bail after questioning. “Arusha Regional Police Command arrested Godlisten Malisa and another person on the night of August 31, 2026, over criminal allegations that were under investigation against him,” said...

Tanzanians running or joining informal savings schemes outside the country's legal framework risk fines, imprisonment or both, the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) has warned.

Uganda’s CMA says that high returns on government securities have made corporate bonds less attractive to issuers and investors.

Tanzania is weighing the potential of weather-modification technology to support agriculture, but scientists and agribusiness stakeholders say the technology will need further trials, financing and economic assessment before it can become a practical tool for farmers.

Tanzania’s mobile money market has continued to expand, with active subscriptions reaching 87.05 million in June 2026, as the country steps up efforts to build a cashless economy.

Tanzania needs to abandon institutional habits that discourage experimentation, delay decisions and reward processes instead of results if it is to build a culture where innovation can thrive, Planning and Investment Minister Prof Kitila Mkumbo has said.