Inspector General of Police Camillus Wambura has called for greater investment in forensic expertise, technology, and scientific investigations to strengthen Tanzania’s ability to combat cybercrime, transnational crime, and other emerging security threats.
Tanzania’s inquiry commission has revealed it conducted face-to-face interviews with more than 6,000 people and collected nearly 1,000 sworn statements during its investigation into the 2025 election violence.
Tanzania’s inquiry commission has disclosed that some individuals were allegedly paid and recruited to participate in violence following the 2025 general election, based on testimonies from over 63,000 witnesses.
France’s ambassador to Tanzania praises Arusha’s Tourism Police Unit for its professionalism and support to foreign visitors, including French nationals.
Tanzania and Zambia convened the 4th Session of the Joint Permanent Commission on Defence and Security (JPCDS) in Arusha, bringing together senior security and immigration officials to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
