In our briefing today: Police release Lissu, others after hours of detention; Fire erupts on Mount Kilimanjaro – second time in less than a year; Amplifying youth ingenuity in shaping Tanzania’s 2050 Development Vision; Making sense of coups and democratic renewal in Africa.
For too long, some states in the continent have ruled behind a façade of democracy while deploying innately exclusionary governance models.
Authorities have banned several of his songs; now they’re allegedly targeting his live performances.
Some describe the move as the Head of State’s strategies to consolidate power ahead of upcoming civic and general elections.
In our briefing today: Govt withdraws amendments to key natural wealth laws; Tanzania’s coffee sector faces severe effects of climate change; UK’s Scirocco Energy extends deadline for sale of Tanzania’s asset.
The group is undoubtedly emerging as a formidable alternative to Western-led forums.
In our briefing today: Committee postpones hearing on proposed amendments to key natural wealth laws as it seeks govt clarification; Why DP World saga fails to trigger wider movement for political changes; Tanzania’s envoys must deliver. Here are some tips to ensure efficiency; Govt, GIZ Tanzania in joint strategy against human-wildlife conflicts; Tanzania opens new consulate in Ghana; Tanzanian conjoined twins arrive in Riyadh.
The committee’s chairperson tells The Chanzo that it needs the government to clarify the content of the proposed amendments before it can invite stakeholders to share their views.
In our briefing today: Stakeholders resolve to proceed with minimum constitutional reforms ahead of elections; Business leaders pledge innovation, collaboration in driving Tanzania’s digital future; DP World saga reflects Tanzania’s struggles with its socialist past; Ecobank, AMREF Flying Doctors partner to ease emergency air and ground evacuation of Patients in East Africa; Zanzibar, Mastercard partner to spur digital transformation.
The paradigm of ‘synergy’ between state and market achieved by China, which opened its economy for private enterprises without privatising their PEs, can even be adopted by the existing corporations in Tanzania.
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