Rights & Freedoms
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Tanzania Kicks Off Election Campaigns Without Main Opposition Party CHADEMA on the Ballot, What Does It Mean?
With CHADEMA out and ACT’s candidacy in dispute, CCM heads into the October 29th polls with limited opposition
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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.
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“After He Took Everything I Returned To My Family Where I Was Born”- The Human Cost of Maasai Evictions
“My husband decided to move to Msomera (during the eviction), but I was not ready to go. He took everything, he took our herds. After he took everything I returned to my family where I…
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ACHPR yaikosoa Tanzania kwa ukiukaji wa haki za binadamu kuelekea uchaguzi wa 2025
Tume ya Afrika ya Haki za Binadamu na Watu (ACHPR) imeitolea wito Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania kuhakikisha inalinda, inaheshimu na inatekeleza kwa dhati viwango vya haki za binadamu kuelekea uchaguzi mkuu unaotarajiwa…
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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
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Kenyan Activist Mwabili Mwagodi Found After Disappearance in Tanzania
Mwagodi was found early Sunday morning in a bush in Kinondo, Kwale County, after reportedly being dumped by individuals believed to be plainclothes police officers.
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Boniface Mwangi Charged with Possession of Ammunition, Released on Bond
Mwangi, who was initially arrested on terrorism-related charges linked to the June 25 protests, saw these charges dropped by the DCI
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Boniface Mwangi’s Wife and Lawyer Reject DCI Claims, Accuse Police of Planting Evidence
She accused authorities of arriving at his office with a pre-determined plan to “recover” evidence that would link Mwangi to terrorism, highlighting the ongoing intimidation faced by the activist.
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Mother of Jailed Egyptian-UK Activist Ends Hunger Strike
Soueif, 69, began the strike in September 2024 when Abdel Fattah, an Egyptian-British dual national, was due to be freed after serving five years in prison for “spreading false news” but was never released.
