People say – show me your heroes and I will show you your future. When the Magufulis and the Mugabes of Africa are hailed as heroes and the Khamas are obscure, you know that you are in for a truly rough ride.
In our briefing today: Religious leaders met Samia on Wednesday. Here’s what they told her; Ambassador to hold talks with Zanzibar authorities over the fate of stranded Ukrainians; Inside Zanzibar’s use of drones in efforts to eliminate malaria; VP Mpango leaves for Kenya for global environmental summit.
In our briefing today : How war in Ukraine could affect tourism in Tanzania; OGP condemns ‘unjustified and unprovoked’ Russian attack on Ukraine; World Bank: Tanzania’s debt distress has worsened; 14 missing as Tanzania registered Cessna Caravan crashes off the Comoros.
The increase in public debt in the East African nation triggered a hot public debate recently, culminating with the resignation of Mr Job Ndugai as Speaker of the Parliament.
With some Russian banks disconnected from the SWIFT service which is without an alternative most Russian travellers, including those with plans to visit Tanzania, will most likely think twice before they embark on the journey and there is a likelihood of cancelling their plans altogether.
Following Mugabe’s guide, here are five steps that will ensure that every nation is ruined in the shortest time possible.
The fact that the revolutionary’s death was totally ignored by Zanzibar’s official media speaks volumes on the government’s much-vaunted “national reconciliation.”
In our briefing today: Tulia Ackson set to become next Speaker of Parliament following CCM’s nomination; Mother of a missing son says she rests her hope in God instead of police; Free Wi-Fi connectivity project launched in Zanzibar; Zanzibar signs an MoU with Oman Investment Authority on Malindi Tourist Port.
It is simply because the EAC has no exemplary conflict resolution track record to speak of.
This change in approach is welcome because it provides the opportunity for actors to explore factors causing violent extremism, understand the risk areas and over time apply positive pressure to the rehabilitation of groups and individuals.
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