The government has activated a four-stage plan for the looming El Niño, but the debate rages over the gap between the worst-case Sh730bn estimate and the Sh10bn already allocated.
Judging a Vice President by their mother’s birthplace or religion is a test Tanzanians should not set.
The accident occurred at around 8:30 p.m. on Friday when the vessel, which was carrying fuel, caught fire before a massive explosion caused it to sink into the lake.
To build sustainable public revenue, African governments must focus on business formalisation and deregulation rather than repeatedly increasing tax rates.
President Samia launches a tri-national judicial panel with a five-month mandate to identify the planners and financiers of the October 2025 unrest.
Heavy levies, unpaid government bills, and restrictive regulations are driving independent broadcasters to the edge, threatening public access to crucial information.
In a wide-ranging interview, Bishop Dr Glorius Shoo argues that a culture of deception and political exclusion has pushed the nation to a dangerous breaking point
The project seeks to improve public financial accountability by helping citizens access and use government information more effectively while expanding opportunities for public oversight through digital platforms.
Using young people as political pawns rather than genuine partners pushes them toward dangerous, unregulated channels of expression, warn stakeholders.
Somalia needs legal protections, media funding, and digital security—and it can learn from successful models worldwide.