Opposition claims intimidation as ‘The Bulldozer’ bags 84 per cent of the vote
Opposition leader calls for protests following ‘illegitimate’ presidential and parliamentary polls
President John Magufuli is accused by his critics of turning into an ‘autocrat’ as election looms
AI chatbot symptom checker bolsters African nation’s stretched healthcare system
Secret burials, overflowing hospitals and dead MPs, as president takes refuge in home village
Religious congregations risk accelerating Covid-19 outbreak as pandemic moves to emerging markets
Decision follows activists’ request to postpone funding over equality concerns
Civil society leaders say project would be ‘slap in face’ for women in east African country
World Health Organization says country has not been sharing data on suspected cases
John Magufuli pursues campaign to punish those who question his methods
Latest in series of attacks on political and civic freedoms in east African country
Gold miner seeks to end long-running tax disagreement with Tanzania
Order against gold miner could cripple operations
Fund manager becomes latest investor to complain about Canadian group’s proposal
Minority investors in Acacia can and should object to the take-under
Fund warns over 'unpredictable and interventionist policies' under Magufuli
Gold producer hit by waste facility overflow at main asset
Proposal includes $300m payment to resolve outstanding tax claims
Protracted dispute with the government entangles world’s largest gold company
In the 1960s, a pioneering conservationist began sending rescued animals to a remote island sanctuary. Now tourists can join them
The power relations of slavery are preserved by global markets
