In our briefing today:
Professor Mukandala: To improve our institutions, we must start with the country’s constitution;
Yes,singling out leaders’ ethnicity for support or opposition is unacceptable;
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The president is just a president, and they need to be criticised as leaders, not because they’re Tanganyikan or Zanzibari.
In our briefing today:
Tanzania added Sh. 1.6 Trillion to its 2023/24 budget for operations in DRC,Mozambique and for financing military equipment
US Ambassador urges Tanzania to enhance local value addition for its critical minerals
President Samia mourns Iran President Raisi
Prioritising the voices of women for peacebuilding in Sudan
Slavery day in Zanzibar: Is it a big deal?
Ambassador Battle argues that Tanzania has a right to insist that anyone who gets its critical mineral resources should create first and second-tier value addition to creates wealth for its population
Swali siyo vijana tunafeli wapi, bali tunafeli wapi kama jamii?
The departure of SADC forces from Mozambique is likely to ease pressure on the Al Sunna Wal Jammah (ASWJ) terrorist group and expose Tanzania to increased cross-border security risks.
As the country’s labour market diversifies, unions must stay ahead of these trends and adapt their strategies accordingly, including influencing labour policies.
In its ten-year history, the party has moved from left to centre and is now on its ‘right’ side.
The opposition party demonstrates promise, but only time shall tell.
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