Timothy Snyder’s twenty lessons from the twentieth century aren’t just history. They’re a warning — and a call to action — for anyone who thinks freedom takes care of itself.
Tanzania has resources, ambition, and a young population. But is its education system preparing people for the future—or just sorting them for the past?
Tanzania’s Moscow visit amid post-election Western pressure signals a possible strategic shift eastward, raising doubts whether it is diversifying alliances or simply reacting to isolation.
Tanzania’s Ebola outbreak announcement highlights the gap between political slogans and true readiness, which demands transparency, resources, and community engagement.
Speaking after concluding her state visit to Russia, President Samia said Tanzania is no longer limiting itself to partnerships with specific global blocs, but is instead willing to work with any country capable of contributing to national development.
Trade between Tanzania and Russia was valued at approximately USD 321.1 million in 2024/25, although Tanzania continues to record a significant trade deficit.
The opposition party argues that the mandatory enlistment violates the semi-autonomous status of the archipelago and bypasses constitutional procedures.
Judge Mugeta has granted an interim injunction after finding triable issues of bias and violations of natural justice in the Registrar of Political Parties’ actions against the opposition party.
According to the newly elected Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Professor in Pan-African Studies, Alexander Makulilo, the gathering will bring together academics, policymakers, civil society organizations, and members of the public to examine issues shaping Tanzania, Africa, and the wider world.
Young women in Musoma say they do all the work while men just play games – but the men insist the problem isn’t laziness, it’s a lack of jobs.