AI tops agenda as Tanzania hosts global media freedom dialogue in Arusha

The Information Services Department (Maelezo) acting director, Mr Rodney Mbuya (centre), the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Tanzania, Ms Susan Namondo (right), and Jamii Africa Programme Officer, Ms Melea Sandi (left) address journalists ahead of the Press Freedom Day in Arusha. PHOTO | COURTERSY

By  Jacob Mosenda

Senior Journalist with The Citizen

Mwananchi Communications Limitted

What you need to know:

  • In recent years, Tanzania has shown signs of progress in addressing concerns raised by media practitioners.

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