An African leader boasting about English fluency while Kenya’s debt-to-GDP ratio nears 70 per cent? It’s time to prioritise economics over accent.
Tanzania is following a dark pattern—renaming a massacre as a security operation—and risking the erasure of national memory.
Historia inaonesha kwamba hakuna mfumo kandamizi unaoanguka kwa sababu ya malalamiko yaliyotawanyika ya wale wanaokandamizwa.
Low data consumption reveals the affordability crisis undermining Vision 2050.
When laws lose their legitimacy, protests — planned or spontaneous — become the only language left.
The government should offer Dangote a practical and competitive investment framework, shield the project from entrenched cartel interests, and position the refinery as a catalyst for regional industrial transformation.
Tanzania’s new AI education guidelines stand at a crossroads between transformative potential and digital colonialism.
The deal marks a significant step in Tanzania’s ambition to become a key player in the global helium market.
Western visas and English tests have replaced slave ships—draining Africa of 70,000 skilled workers each year while its hospitals and industries collapse.
Zero-per cent tariffs offer access, but they do not transform economies nor create development—production does.