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The 2024/25 fiscal budget reflects a forward-thinking approach, positioning Tanzania as a regional leader in digital transformation and a hub for technological innovation.

The 2024/25 fiscal budget reflects a forward-thinking approach, positioning Tanzania as a regional leader in digital transformation and a hub for technological innovation.

Slavery left a profound psychological impact on both enslaved individuals and their descendants.

Tanzania’s foreign policy should pivot around four key domains: peace and security, cyber security and intelligence, economic diplomacy, and cultural diplomacy, bolstering our soft power.

ACT-Wazalendo stands out not for its years but for its stature; it is the youngest in formation yet a colossus in action.

In our briefing: Kwahani MP, Ahmed Yahya Abdulwakil, dead at 65 ;
Lawmaker accuses govt of depriving people of Ngorongoro of basic social services;
Mortar round kills three Tanzanian soldiers in DR Congo

Three crucial moments emerged where the army appeared to assert control in defending the constitution: the announcement of President Magufuli’s death, the inauguration of the new president, and the subsequent safeguarding of the authority and reputation of the newly appointed leader.

His Excellency, Alhaj Ali Hassan Mwinyi, affectionately known as Mzee Rukhsa, who had the rare distinction of serving as the third President of Zanzibar from

In our briefing today: Ali Hassan Mwinyi, Tanzania president who liberalized the economy, dies at 98 ; Concerns arise for 4 Million NHIF beneficiaries as private health providers begin boycott today; Tanga Police solve an abduction case, it was a drug deal gone wrong; Development From Below? This is the story of a Daladala co-op in Dar es Salaam

I consider Jussa, given his previous candidacy in 2020, coupled with his interim tenure as acting Party Leader, to be the most likely successor of Mr Kabwe. His political acumen and fitting personality make him even more qualified.

The crucial question is not whether public or private schools produce the best workforce but whether Tanzania is preparing its people to thrive in the 21st century.