Global repression goes subtle, Human Rights Watch warns

[The Citizen - Tanzania] - 6/02/2026

The shift means that fundamental freedoms remain formally protected under law, but are increasingly difficult to exercise in practice

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Speaker defends parliamentary freedom, says no lawmaker to be questioned

The Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr Mussa Azzan Zungu, has clarified that he has not received any summons from (…)

[The Citizen] - 5/02/2026

Uber's exit from Tanzanian market raises questions

Ride-hailing firm Uber has exited the Tanzanian market, informing customers that its services ceased on January 30, (…)

[The Citizen] - 2/02/2026

Samia-Museveni talks signal a new era of ‘selective integration’

An economist at the University of Iringa, Mr Samson Rutashobya, said the issues discussed reflect a clear intention (…)

[The Citizen] - 9/02/2026

Planning Commission finalises framework for Tanzania’s Vision 2050

Dar es Salaam. Preparations for the implementation of Tanzania’s Vision 2050 have reached an advanced stage, with (…)

[The Citizen] - 1er/02/2026

Deportation paradox: Routine raids reshape life for Tanzanians in the US

Some Tanzanians living there have stopped posting pictures online, their social media pages have gone silent.

[The Citizen] - 4/02/2026