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A new study finds costly primaries and informal payments are pricing out women, youth and persons with disabilities—and straining political finance rules.
Mnyika said the IPU should listen to all political sides rather than relying on statements delivered during the opening of the assembly.
Families of two Tanzanian miners will ask a London court whether a bullion-market body can be liable for alleged human-rights harms in a supply chain ...
The leaders delivered their messages virtually during the inauguration of the five-day assembly, which is bringing together parliamentarians from arou...
Tanzania’s economy is growing strongly, but persistent poverty, low wages, weak productivity and limited access to quality jobs are preventing many ho...
Longer lives need care that is close, coordinated and built for older people.
Wapo wanaokiita kipindi hiki kuwa ni cha mpito, huku wengine wakikiona kama mwanzo wa zama mpya.
The Sh5 billion has been allocated through the national empowerment fund, with implementation to be undertaken in collaboration with Azania Bank.
Wabunifu hawa wameunda mfumo unaolenga kuwaunganisha wananchi, wakandarasi na mamlaka za Serikali za Mitaa kwenye jukwaa moja la kushughulika na uondo...
Umaskini, lishe duni pamoja na imani za kishirikana sababu zinazopelekea wengi wao kugundulika katika hali ambayo dalili zimeanza kuleta madhara.
A drivers’ strike has exposed a larger problem: a system that listens only after it breaks.
Ten years after Africa’s landmark protocol on older persons, Tanzania still hasn’t ratified it—and older citizens continue to pay the price.
Kivulini Talks panellists debate whether Tanzania is ready for a world in disarray, and what it must fix at home to keep pace
For how the refinery played out, we can only blame ourselves as Tanzanians. How we engage with it from here is another matter altogether.
The two-day stoppage halted transport nationwide and forced a review of the 15-point licence system—yet drivers say the real dispute runs deeper.
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In this interview, Judge Joseph Sinde Warioba calls for national reflection and a return to the foundations that built Tanzania as a peaceful country.
The session explored what happened next after October 29 and whether the response so far is sufficient
The comments come just days after Warioba held a private meeting with President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the State House in Dar es Salaam on December 17.
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