This study assesses the coverage of parliamentary sessions by two prominent Tanzanian newspapers, Daily News and The Citizen. It aims to evaluate the extent and nature of reporting on parliamentary activities, identify key themes, and analyze the impact of such coverage on public perception. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, including content analysis, the research reveals significant differences in how each newspaper presents parliamentary news. The findings indicate that while both newspapers cover essential parliamentary activities, their framing and emphasis on specific issues vary, influencing readers' understanding and engagement with parliamentary processes.