‘Without Legislative Backing, Samia’s Reform Efforts Unlikely to Stand Test of Time’
A leading analyst notes that the Tanzanian public is still in the dark about where the current reform efforts are headed.
A leading analyst notes that the Tanzanian public is still in the dark about where the current reform efforts are headed.
He was a courteous and accomplished jurist.
Wataalam waeleza njia hiyo ni ya uharaka ili kupata ufumbuzi wa suala husika.
Watu wanaoibua suala la Serikali ya Tangayika hawaijui vizuri historia yetu au wanajua ila kwa makusudi wameamua kuupotosha umma.
In our briefing today: Going broke? Study reveals 66 percent of Tanzanian struggle with regular expenses; Getting to know Archbishop Protase Rugambwa; Embracing the orchestra of voices: Ensuring inclusive dialogue on Tanzania’s DP World deal; Classes at IIT Madras campus in Zanzibar commence in October. See courses offered; Barrick defends its human rights records in Tanzania; Helium One Global buys its own rig for Rukwa project.
Mwendelezo wa mipango na uwezeshaji wa mipango hiyo bado imekuwa ni doa kubwa kwa AU na wanachama wake.
When we silence voices, we risk losing the harmony that our unity in diversity provides.
Kuna lahaja nyingi na kumekuwa na lahaja tofauti tangu awali, na sasa kuna njia nyingi za kusema Kiswahili.
In our briefing today: ATCL’s seized plane in the Netherlands released. But how?; CCM top leadership endorsed Tanzania-Dubai port deal; Fire destroys five tourist hotels in Zanzibar; Africa’s mineral exploitation is yet to benefit Africans. But who’s to blame?; A Gift called life: My journey from heroin addiction to recovery.
Optimism as Tanzania’s critical mineral investor, Lifezone Metals, starts trading on NYSE; Debate around Tanzania-Dubai deal gets ugly as critics claim to receive threats; Former PM Salim Ahmed Salim awarded Order of Amilcar Cabral; IIT campus introduced in Zanzibar, first-ever outside India.
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