
Bank of Tanzania Cautions on Impact of Global Trade Tensions, Geopolitical Conflicts
Trade tariff uncertainties and geopolitical conflicts might undermine global growth
Trade tariff uncertainties and geopolitical conflicts might undermine global growth
In our briefing today:
INEC Announces Job Vacancies for Election Coordinators and Supervisors in Zanzibar;
How CHADEMA Aims to Block Tanzania’s 2025 Elections Without Electoral Reform;
Government Assures Stakeholders of Improved Investment Environment;
Investigation Confirms World Bank’s ‘Compliance Failures’ in the Bank-Funded REGROW Project in Tanzania;
Rwanda’s 1994 Genocide Commemoration in Tanzania to Be Held in Dar and Arusha.
The event will bring together Rwandans, Tanzanian government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, and representatives of international organizations for a moment of remembrance, unity, and renewal.
The investigation followed claims that the World Bank violated its policies in implementing the conservation project, including allowing the involuntary resettlement of indigenous peoples.
Tanzania’s main opposition party aims to gather more than 15 million voter signatures for a petition it plans to submit to international organisations worldwide.
In our briefing:
TCD Reflects on the 2024 Local Government Elections and the Upcoming October General Election;
DRC’s Strategic Partnership Proposal to the U.S. And the Quest for ‘Right’ Regional Leadership in East Africa;
Restore the Value of Our Vote – A Call for Electoral Reforms in Tanzania; Lissu Faces First Major Test as CHADEMA Pushes ‘No Reforms, No Election’ Stance to Parliamentary Hopefuls
The time for half-measures is over. Let us fight, not just for ourselves, but for a Tanzania where every vote counts again.
The politician-turned-technocrat argues that public-private partnerships could help the country fund its development ambitions while reducing dependence on international borrowing.
Clinging to mercury and cyanide’s crude alchemy keeps the status quo alive, but at a cost no one can afford.
In our briefing today:
GAG Uncovers Appalling Waste of Hundreds of Billions in 12 Audited Parastatals;
PCCB’s Anti-Corruption Efforts Yield 76 Percent Case Success Rate and Billions in Recovered Funds;
Mwanza Business Community Condemns the Disappearance of Fellow Businessman Chonchorio, Who is Also a CCM Cadre
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