As global AI misuse surges and China and the US pull nations into rival camps, Tanzania has no policy, no industry strategy, and no shield — and the cost of that vacuum is rising.
The U.S.-based activist is seeking court-ordered transparency, not damages or restoration of her pages, after alleging that the company acted on pressure from Tanzanian authorities.
Digital payments will spread when they beat cash on cost and convenience, not when people are forced to use them.
With their cybercrime case dismissed, the popular podcast founders—who had braced for arrest—are now taking their educational content worldwide.
Low data consumption reveals the affordability crisis undermining Vision 2050.
The forum will tackle Africa’s fragmented digital governance and cybersecurity gaps as its digital economy heads toward US$180 billion by 2025.
he Tanzania judiciary has incorporated AI in its new transcriptions and translations system that aims to improve court efficiency.
While many founders have resorted to bootstrapping and few have managed to attract funding from outside Tanzania, there has been very little appetite from local investors.
They have the vision. They have passion and innovation brilliance. But the regulator hasn’t seen, or believed, in any of it yet.
The #YoungBold&Digital series is an initiative by The Chanzo that looks to highlight some of the promising digital innovations and tech start-ups in Tanzania. In this first series, The Chanzo has covered Tunzaa, Worknasi, Nilipe, Sheria Kiganjani, MyHi, Smartclass/Silabu and Niinsima eDispesary