The multipolar world is not about choosing sides. It is about choosing a strategy.
Moves to “Africanise” democracy are often a pretext for rolling back human rights and stifling dissent across the continent.
A deep dive into two decades of economic data reveals why Tanzania’s growth has been steady but not spectacular, held back by a lack of ambition and alignment rather than a scarcity of resources.
With the right moves, transit trade could surge from US$3 billion to $16 billion, and power exports could pay for more power.
Aliingia kwenye sanaa ya ushairi kwanza kwa kuhifadhi Qur’an na kisha kusoma Kiarabu, fasihi za kiarabu na fani nyingine za dini ya Kiislamu.
While foreign investment has fueled Rwanda’s growth, without balance, it risks widening inequality and creating dependence on external capital.
Patrick Hege’s new book reveals that the colonial city was built not from grand plans, but through the daily actions of police, traders, and intermediaries.
As AI undermines written assignments, universities are urged to adopt oral defences and public student journals — restoring competency and academic integrity.
With plans to build in pristine reserves and on sacred islands, Zanzibar faces a defining moment. Will it follow a sustainable path or repeat the mistakes of its overdeveloped south?
Klabu za Ligi Kuu na ligi nyingine nchini zinapaswa kuweka wazi mapato na matumizi yake kama sehemu ya uwajibikaji kwa sheria za nchi na uwazi kwa wanachama wanaochangia fedha zao kupitia ada za uanachama.