Tana River Community Protest Alleged Grab of 10,000-Acre Ancestral Land
The residents also claimed the Kipini Wildlife Conservancy has been destroying homes and forcefully displacing families.
Author: Joy Cheptoo
Asha-Rose Migiro Makes History as CCM’s First Female Secretary-General
Analysts say her experience on the world stage could help reposition CCM as it seeks to appeal not only to Tanzanian voters but also to the wider international community.
“There Is Life After Elections”- President Samia Urges Peaceful Campaigns Ahead of Tanzania 2025 Elections
“Let us make sure justice is done at every stage, because where there is justice, God’s blessings follow. Our message to INEC is this, stand firm and do justice to all,” President Samia said.
“No Reforms, No Election”- CHADEMA Zanzibar Rejects 2025 Election Code of Ethics
According to CHADEMA, elections cannot be free or fair without first carrying out Electoral Reforms to strengthen the Zanzibar Electoral Commission (ZEC) and restore public trust.
One Year Since the Maasai Protest in Ngorongoro
The Maasai say their struggle is far from over
Why Kenya Is Warning Against the Misuse of Ozempic
Globally, Ozempic has been branded on social media as a “miracle weight-loss jab.” Influencers and celebrities are openly endorsing it, driving demand even among people without diabetes
US State Department Flags Rising Human Rights Abuses in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
The reports call on the three governments to take concrete steps to end impunity, strengthen the protection of fundamental freedoms and ensure justice for victims of rights abuses.
President Samia Revokes Humphrey Polepole’s Appointment as Tanzania’s Ambassador to Cuba
This move follows recent developments regarding Polepole, who had previously resigned from his diplomatic position earlier this month, citing human rights violations under the current government.
Kenya Demands Review of Tanzania’s Business Order Over EAC Treaty Breach
Kenya’s Principal Secretary for East African Community Affairs, Dr. Caroline Karugu, said the directive risks undermining regional integration and the rights of EAC citizens to do business across borders.
Court Postpones Tundu Lissu’s Treason Case Again, Decision Set for August 13
Lissu accused the prosecution of using unnecessary delays to punish him without trial
