The would-be leaders are often known before actual elections, albeit they don’t prevail via ballots.
The government says the pause is just temporary and President Mwinyi will soon resume his tradition of briefing journalists every month-end.
They emphasise the need to be able to vote while abroad, saying their disenfranchisement limits their ability to contribute to change in Tanzania.
History and society are complex, but politicians always want to simplify them to suit their own ends.
In our briefing today: Tanzania turns to China for standard gauge railway financing;
Seven days without two-year-old Asiimwe Novath: Concerns grow over safety of people with albinism;
Tanzania signs 422.16 Billion loan with South Korea;
Songwe residents file lawsuit against Ngorongoro Conservation Authority to oppose eviction;
Ensuring transparency in Tanzania’s relations with the outside world is key to preventing unnecessary misunderstanding
In our briefing today: Parliament debate intensifies over EPC+F contracts;
Nordic Week: Ambassadors share insights on sustainable blue economy practices;
It’s time Tanzania removes taxes on sanitary pads
The Nordic country ambassador emphasized on cooperation and proper regulation to ensure sustainble use or marine resources
In our briefing today:
Tanzania, US commences commercial dialogue in Dar es Salaam;
Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Partner with NSSF to Build High-Rise Buildings in DRC and Kenya;
Why is it important for young people to participate in local government elections?;
EU launches board to drive youth action, and empowerment in Tanzania
Known as the Youth Sounding Board (YSB), the initiative comprises 25 young leaders from the Tanzanian Mainland and Zanzibar who will advise the EU Ambassador to Tanzania.
In the East African nation, femicide is often documented as normal death, making it difficult to separate these cases from general murder statistics.
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