You can’t prepare your citizens if you tax creative minds before they even think; by regulating an imagination before it even blooms into innovative products.
Accessibility of essentials for human survival and prospects of humankind — health care and education respectively — reveal how inequality among the haves and the have-nots prevail.
They say human beings are living libraries, and this is quite true to Alphonce Lusako, a thirty-two-year-old human rights activist who struggled for twelve years
Opposition parties and rights activists have called on the international community to impose sanctions on Tanzania to force authorities to uphold democracy. But how likely will the global society heed this call?
The manifesto shows that the party is opting for a more pragmatic approach, realizing that Tanzania’s state-owned companies are financially constrained and technologically weak to undertake such huge projects.
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