Tanzania's president unveils roadmap for a new constitution
Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan announced that the government will establish a reconciliation commission to guide the next phase of the constitutional review process. Hassan reaffirmed her administration's commitment to political dialogue and national unity. The move marks a new phase in the country's long-running constitutional debate.

Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan announced that the government will establish a reconciliation commission to facilitate the next phase of the country's constitutional review process. Hassan said her administration remains committed to political dialogue and national unity.
The announcement, made in a speech in Dar es Salaam, marks a new phase in Tanzania's long-running debate over constitutional reform. The commission is expected to bring together perspectives from across the political and social spectrum.
The constitutional reform process has been a significant part of Tanzania's political agenda for years. Hassan's latest step is seen as a notable development in tying the process to a concrete institutional body.
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