It is simply because the EAC has no exemplary conflict resolution track record to speak of.
This change in approach is welcome because it provides the opportunity for actors to explore factors causing violent extremism, understand the risk areas and over time apply positive pressure to the rehabilitation of groups and individuals.
In our briefing today: Samia concerned not enough liquidity is getting into private sector from banks; PCCB: Over 1000 cases investigated and completed; Tanzania in preparation for its digital currency; AFDB Group issues Sh268 billion loan for road construction.
In our briefing today: Samia on climate change: ‘the time to act is now’; Over dozen CHADEMA cadres released as DPP drops murder case against them; Finland approves over Sh13billion funding to UNFPA to support women in Tanzania; US Embassy releases over Sh120million to fund community projects; Elephants destroy 250 hectares of farm crops in northern Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Samia leaves for Scotland to attend COP26; President Mwinyi appoints new DPP; Get to know what happened during Mr Mbowe’s case.
From lay-offs to dwindling government revenues Zanzibar, has seen the worst of COVID-19.
Lissu demands DPP drop all cases against CHADEMA members, including Mbowe’s and World Bank willing to support Tanzania’s efforts against COVID-19, its president says.
Pressure mounts on President Samia to drop terrorism charges against Mbowe; Two cases filed at High Court to challenge controversial mobile money transaction levy; and Tanzania: Over 100,000 people inoculated against COVID-19.
In our briefing, today: TZ finally kicks off its COVID-19 vaccination program; CHADEMA women seek US intervention over Tanzania’s human rights situation; AFRICOM’s Gen. Townsend in Tanzania for official visit; EU to support Zanzibar’s vaccination drive; and Majaliwa receives findings from team formed to investigate fire at Kariakoo market.
By bringing additional retribution upon those whose lives were disrupted under the previous administration, Samia is sending a very dangerous and divisive political gesture.
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