TFF’s Decisions Create Gaps: Tanzanian Football Still Need Haji Manara, and What About the Welfare of Albinism?
The Contributions of Haji Manara to advocacy against albino stigma may not have been widely appreciated, and it is…
The Pitfalls in Hunting Tourism: Could it Be an Unavoidable Menace We Have to Endure?
Hunting tourism involves the tourist leaving his homestead and going to a place where consumptive and non-consumptive hunting is…
Empowering Tanzanian Farmers: TANIPAC’s Approach to Aflatoxin Prevention
Aflatoxins, potent carcinogenic substances produced by certain molds, pose a significant threat to food safety, agricultural productivity, and public…
Not All Roses: The Dilemma of Tanzanian Labor Migration to Saudi Arabia
The government was all smiles announcing job opportunities in Saudi Arabia. Beaming with smiles from ear to ear, government…
Mining and the Environment: Tanzania’s Ongoing Struggle with Small-scale Mining’s Threat to the Natural Environment
Tanzania is blessed with abundant mineral resources but has also borne the brunt of the environmental consequences of its…
How Tshisekedi Victory in DRC Will Make or Break EAC
Many think Felix Tshisekedi’s victory in the recently held Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) election will bother his challengers, mainly…
The Future of Bond Markets: Embracing Sustainability for Investors’ and Stakeholders’ Benefits – A Case of The NMB Jamii Bond
As the global financial landscape continues to evolve, the bond market is undergoing a significant transformation, with sustainability emerging as…
The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project is Now 90% Complete While Conserving the Environment – What Should We Expect Next?
As the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) reached 91.72 per cent of implementation, while it is expected to start…
Tanzania Streamlines Investment Process Lures $1.1 Billion in Strategic Projects
Nestled on Africa’s eastern coast, Tanzania blazes a trail of economic prosperity, its recent developments charting a robust course…
Equator Principles in Peril? Financiers of EACOP Pipeline Face Potential Breach Accusations, Raising Red Flags for ESG-Focused Banks
The ambitious East African Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project, aiming to transport Ugandan oil across 1,443 kilometres to a Tanzanian…
