Ghana has expressed deep concern over the escalating political and human rights situation in Tanzania following the country’s general elections…
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President Samia Suluhu Hassan has delivered a stern message regarding the unrest witnessed in the country on election day, saying…
The Tanzanian government ordered all petrol stations to limit the sale of fuel to tuk-tuks and motorbikes to two litres,…
Tanzania cancelled next month’s independence day celebrations, with the funds to be instead spent on rebuilding infrastructure damaged in recent…
Two Kenyans are still in the custody of Tanzanian authorities following the unrest that broke out after the October 29th…
A prominent Tanzanian activist living in the United States has been posting photos and videos allegedly showing anti-government protesters killed…
The government Thursday confirmed that a Kenyan national was shot and killed during the recent post-election unrest in Tanzania. Interior…
Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, Musalia Mudavadi, held talks with his Tanzanian counterpart,…
Some Tanzanians were venturing out on Tuesday as restrictions, including a curfew and an internet blackout, were partially lifted after…
Tanzania’s main opposition party rejected President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s landslide victory in elections that triggered deadly protests across the East…
Department of State has issued a new travel advisory urging Americans to reconsider travel to Tanzania, citing mounting concerns over…
Protesters have taken to the streets in Tanzania for a third day, defying warnings from the country’s army chief to…
President Samia Suluhu Hassan had sought to solidify her position and silence criticism within her party in the virtually uncontested…
Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Thursday issued a travel advisory warning its citizens against travelling to Tanzania. This follows violent…
Regional human rights groups and East African citizens have condemned what they describe as a “wave of repression” in Tanzania…