
Trying to Beat the System? Tunduma’s Youth Share Their Stories of Surviving the Loan Trap
Tunduma’s youth dodge red tape and predatory loans, building businesses on sheer resilience without government backup

Tunduma’s youth dodge red tape and predatory loans, building businesses on sheer resilience without government backup

China’s Zijin Mining launches four ships on Lake Tanganyika to route DR Congo minerals through Tanzania, intensifying the contest with the US-EU-backed Lobito Corridor.

In a wide-ranging interview, Bishop Dr Glorius Shoo argues that a culture of deception and political exclusion has pushed the nation to a dangerous breaking point

The retired Tanzania Assembly of God bishop discusses the crisis of hope in Tanzania, the dangers of political exclusion, and why the government must replace threats with solutions.

Stakeholders endorse the Commonwealth 30-60-90-day roadmap and propose Warioba, Tibaijuka, Chakwera, and Pandor as possible mediators.

When citizens boo the mention of government at a celebration of national culture, something has broken. But it can be repaired.

Kwa kizazi hiki, mafanikio hayapimwi kwa historia ya tulikotoka pekee, bali pia kwa ubora wa maisha wanayoishi leo na matarajio wanayoyaona kesho.

Rais Samia ameeleza kuwa Tanzania inazingatia haki za binadamu, huku akisema maneno yanayosemwa ni hujuma kutokana na kasi ya ukuaji wa nchi

The IMF has approved a US$443.9 million disbursement to Tanzania after reviews of its economic reform program, while urging faster implementation of reforms amid global risks.

Panel discussion at Tanzania Democracy Forum highlights how resource conflicts, marginalisation, and restricted civic space create conditions for radicalisation.