
The latest issue of Tanzania Affairs discusses various topics including the aftermath of elections, Tundu Lissu's trial, and reviews on clean water initiatives. A PDF of the issue is available for download.
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Court proceedings in the treason trial of Tundu Lissu resumed in early February at the High Court in Dar es Salaam, following a hiatus of several months. Lissu faces charges of treason, which are currently being addressed in the court.
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