Immigration officers at the Tanzania-Kenya Namanga border prevented the activist from crossing the border, telling him that a travel ban had been imposed against him.
A new World Bank report recommends privatising growth through five priority policy actions to achieve a more balanced and inclusive growth pattern in the East African nation.
Solidarity is a slippery word, particularly in a world of rapid NGO-isation. But if there is to be genuine solidarity with transport workers—either at home or internationally—it must start by knowing the story of “hivi vita,” of “these wars.”
The transregional infrastructure project connects southern DRC and northwestern Zambia to global trade markets via Angola’s port of Lobito.
Organisers sought to discuss the need for the New Constitution and the controversial Tanzania-Dubai port deal.
Improving the efficiency and effectiveness of fiscal policies could help Tanzania boost revenue collection and increase public expenditure, the update reveals.
Are we too tired to demand higher accountability, or was there no significant issue with the deal that merited a resignation or firing?
Tanzania has been trying to lean more towards politics of isolation, secrecy, centrally-run systems, and less public involvement in state matters.
The urges the government to let Tanzanians run and manage their resources for their benefit and those of future generations.
They say no one should face arrest for exercising their constitutional right to freedom of expression.