Rights & Freedoms
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Tanzanian Businesswoman ‘Niffer’ Charged With Treason for Allegedly Mobilising Youth to Disrupt Election
Her lawyer, Peter Kibatala, told the court that Niffer was beaten by several police officers and forced to sign a statement before she was taken to court.
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Mahakama Kuu kusikiliza maombi ya Habeas Corpus ya John Heche
Kwa mujibu wa taarifa iliyotolewa na Mkurugenzi wa Sheria na Haki za Binadamu wa CHADEMA, Wakili Gaston Garubindi, maombi hayo yamesajiliwa na kupangwa mbele ya Jaji Obadia Bwegoge.
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ACT Wazalendo yashinikiza uchunguzi wa Kimataifa dhidi ya mauaji ya waandamanaji
Taarifa hiyo ya ACT Wazalendo ambayo imetolewa leo Alhamisi Novemba 6, 2025, imeeleza kuwa matukio hayo si uvunjifu wa haki za binadamu tu bali pia mamlaka zimekosa utu kwa kutozingatia misingi ya utawala bora.
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Mwabukusi: Kumtuhumu Heche Kwa Ugaidi Ni Kuitia Aibu Taaluma Ya Sheria
Kiongozi huyo wa TLS alidai kuwa Heche alikamatwa na kuzuiliwa kinyume cha sheria, na kwamba wakati wa tukio hilo, vyombo vya dola vilikuwa.
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Tanzania’s Opposition Leader John Heche Missing After Police Arrest
His current location remains unknown, raising serious concerns about his safety and wellbeing.
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Tanzania Partially Restores Internet Access After Five Day Shutdown
A text message circulating from the Tanzanian Police warns citizens against sharing photos or videos that could “cause panic” or “undermine someone’s dignity,” saying it’s a criminal offense punishable by law.
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Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu Blames ‘Outsiders’ For Violence After Disputed Vote
She has has affirmed that her election victory reflects the trust and confidence of the Tanzanian people
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Tito Magoti: Tanzanians Are Reclaiming Their Voice After Years of Fear!
“The people are rewriting our political culture. They are showing that Tanzanians are no longer silent observers but active citizens ready to shape their future,” he said.
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Tanzania on Edge as Protests Enter Second Day After Disputed Election
Human rights activists have also raised alarm over reports of an internet shutdown, curfews and what they describe as a deliberate media blackout, with most Tanzanian outlets avoiding coverage of the protests.
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Protests Erupt in Tanzania as Country Votes
The protests come as voter turnout remains low, with several polling stations especially in Dar es Salaam, remaining almost empty hours after opening.
