The High Court’s Dar es Salaam Sub-Registry will deliver its judgment on November 6, 2026, in the treason case against Chadema national chairman Tundu Lissu. The trial, which has lasted about a year, concluded on Tuesday, September 29, after the prosecution and defence presented their final submissions before a three-judge panel. Mr Lissu is charged under Section 39(2)(d) of the Penal Code, Revised Edition 2022, with allegedly showing intent to threaten the Government. The prosecution alleges that on April 3, 2025, Mr Lissu, while in Tanzania, made statements and published material online that incited the public to prevent the 2025...

Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma succeeded King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, whose death last month from cancer at age 34 triggered a feud.

Drug traffickers are increasingly using less conventional methods to move illicit substances, including funeral vehicles, buses, motorcycles and other commercial transport, as authorities step up efforts to disrupt the trade.

Tenants of the National Housing Corporation (NHC) in Arusha have started moving out of its properties after a 90-day notice expired on June 30 and was later extended to September 30, 2026.

Alliance One Tobacco Tanzania Limited (AOTTL) has paid Sh169.7 billion to tobacco growers and other stakeholders for the 2026 marketing season.

Indonesia is using film and cultural exchanges to strengthen its longstanding friendship with Tanzania, with its ambassador saying shared stories can help deepen ties between the two countries.

The incident is the latest in a series of attacks on Ebola response teams, underscoring persistent mistrust among the population.

Flip-flops, inadequate protective equipment and limited safety training among some fuel station workers are not simply individual shortcomings but signs of gaps in a system meant to protect people working in hazardous environments.

Tanzania is widening its response to youth unemployment by combining paid apprenticeships at public institutions with efforts to open more employment opportunities for Tanzanians in foreign labour markets.

Rwanda is expected to guide the coalition in coordinating unified positions on international trade, climate finance, technology, and the reform of global economic governance and multilateral institutions.