
How States Bury Massacres: Tanzania’s Dangerous New Path
Tanzania is following a dark pattern—renaming a massacre as a security operation—and risking the erasure of national memory.

Tanzania is following a dark pattern—renaming a massacre as a security operation—and risking the erasure of national memory.

The government should offer Dangote a practical and competitive investment framework, shield the project from entrenched cartel interests, and position the refinery as a catalyst for regional industrial transformation.

Ofisi ndogo ya Bunge Dodoma, Mtaa wa Shaaban Robert. Nimesimama eneo la mapokezi kusubiri kupanda ngazi kwenda kwenye vikao vya Kamati za Bunge. Mtu mzima

Geopolitical turmoil abroad reignites pressure on Tanzania to finally tap its vast natural gas reserves and end costly fuel imports

A deep dive into two decades of economic data reveals why Tanzania’s growth has been steady but not spectacular, held back by a lack of ambition and alignment rather than a scarcity of resources.

With the right moves, transit trade could surge from US$3 billion to $16 billion, and power exports could pay for more power.

Money supply is surging, but is the economy truly growing? A look at the ‘real economy’ index suggests we need to focus on power and logistics, not just cash.

We must find our own way to disagree without destroying respect, without fighting, without killing or tearing each other apart.

Trapped by US protectionism, Canada’s future lies in its historical ties. A Commonwealth FTA is the urgent and viable economic escape route—and Mark Carney’s moment to lead.

My solemn request to President Samia is admission of deaths and honest condolences to the families, justice and accountability and political and security sector reforms.
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