Economic hardship, societal changes, and a sense of lost sovereignty have led voters to seek alternatives that promise to restore national pride and economic stability.
They emphasise the need to be able to vote while abroad, saying their disenfranchisement limits their ability to contribute to change in Tanzania.
I found it interesting while reading because of the way the authors managed to craft the message after visiting different places with connections to socialism in the past or present.
In our briefing today:
Tanzania added Sh. 1.6 Trillion to its 2023/24 budget for operations in DRC,Mozambique and for financing military equipment
US Ambassador urges Tanzania to enhance local value addition for its critical minerals
President Samia mourns Iran President Raisi
Prioritising the voices of women for peacebuilding in Sudan
Slavery day in Zanzibar: Is it a big deal?
Slavery left a profound psychological impact on both enslaved individuals and their descendants.
In our briefing today: Tanzania inches closer to becoming Africa’s critical minerals hub with new refinery license to Lifezone Metals; Tanzania plans high-resolution survey to 30 percent of it’s land to boost mining ; Foregrounding human dignity is key to protecting indigenous peoples’ rights in protected areas;
In our briefing today: World Bank warns of high population growth, urges multisectoral approach ;Tanzania banks warned of cybersecurity threats: ‘Robbers don’t come in through the front door anymore’; Work to Develop the Tanzania Universal Identity Number Jamii Namba Has Started
Maximising domestic resource mobilisation potential in Tanzania can be a reality, mainly because the country is richly endowed with minerals, including transition minerals that will increase demand in the coming years.
Ethiopia imesogea katikati ya kiini cha uchumi wa dunia ya biashara kwa sasa, itakuwa rahisi kukosolewa lakini siyo kuondolewa.
I expected changes but not constitutional ones under Samia. Three things influenced my thinking: how she got to power, the situation on the ground and the danger of referendums.
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