The Power of Voice in Building a Wasteless World for All
In Tanzania and around the world, our voices are powerful tools for change. When used wisely, they can create fairness,…
The Hadzabe People: Safeguarding One of the World’s Last Hunter-Gatherer Societies
Preserving Hadzabe culture is increasingly challenging amid modern trends that threaten the very fabric of this indigenous community. The Hadzabe…
Farming: A career path to focus on
Why would any young person choose to go into farming with all its complications when they can rent a bajaji…
Zanzibar Revolution and Tanzania’s development path
On January 12th each year, the people of Zanzibar and Tanzania as a union entity commemorate the historic Revolution of…
Does the names “Lake Nyasa or Lake Malawi” define who own it?
Malawian former president, Bakili Muluzi, has purposed to marshall regional arbitration efforts to resolve a long standing dispute of who…
Investing in resilient and climate-smart infrastructure
On January 3, 2025, over 900 train passengers were left stranded in Dodoma, Tanzania for almost six hours, as heavy…
Remembering former judge and the AG Frederick Werema
Frederick Mwita Werema was a High Court judge and the Attorney General who passed away at 69 on Monday 30th…
Choice between incumbent and ‘fresh blood’ in Mbeya Urban Constituency
House Speaker, Hon. Tulia Ackson does not need to win the Mbeya Town constituency to continue to be the speaker…
Tanzania’s Chadema Party Faces Its Defining Moment: Conservatism or Reform?
In Tanzanian opposition politics lies a dilemma that could solidify or fracture the foundation of the country’s leading opposition…
Tanzania’s Future Through Tundu Lissu’s Lens: Bold Reforms for Democracy
Tundu Lissu, a prominent political figure in Tanzania and a long-serving advocate of transparency, justice, and human rights, has…
