Why Tanzania’s mass repatriation of Burundi refugees must be stopped

[IRIN - Africa] - 4/02/2026

Detentions, torture, and the extra judicial killings of government opponents is prevalent in Burundi, and a threat to returning refugees.

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Unity or isolation? Tanzania’s waning Pan-Africanism zeal

Mwalimu Nyerere laid a very strong foundation for Pan-Africanism. Tanzania today is like a child who inherited a (…)

[The Citizen] - 4/02/2026

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[The Citizen] - 30/01/2026

Alliance demands urgent action on Tanzania’s NCD burden

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Necta results: Mathematics, Biology expose persistent learning gaps

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Bumpy road to reconciliation as Samia marks 100 days in office

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