Tanzania, Burundi, and EU Launch $8.8 Million Project to Support Burundian Refugees and Returnees
The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, the Government of the Republic of Burundi, the European Union (EU),…
Can the Judiciary Truly Be Independent When Politicians Pick the Judges?
Can the judiciary be independent when politicians appoint its members? This article will attempt to answer that question. President…
Success, Failure, and Distraction: How Relevant is Economic Growth in Third World Countries?
Economic growth and development have been the focus of all third-world countries after attaining what most call “flag independence.”…
Censorship or Protection? BASATA Encourages Praise While Silencing Criticism & Artistic Expression
Can I be mistaken if I say the National Arts Council (Baraza la Sanaa Tanzania-BASATA) is killing artistic vision…
How Sycophancy and Impunity are Ruining Democratic and Political Gains in Tanzania
Once touted as a shining beacon of political stability in East Africa, Tanzania is increasingly seen as a nation…
Radical Change: A Call to Rethink East Africa’s Institutions for the Future
We are surrounded by dos and don’ts in every area of human life. From home to neighbours’ houses, schools,…
Inside Kenya’s Power Struggle: Will Gachagua Survive the Political Storm?
Kenya’s Vice President Rigathi Gachagua faces the most trying moments in his political career. His political allies have conspired…
From 39% to 6%: The Fall of Tanzania’s Interest Rates Explained
Tanzania’s money markets have tumbled and show no sign of recovering soon, leaving us to wonder what is happening…
Chadema’s Fading Protest Power: A Sign of Political Weakness?
For keen observers, Chadema’s call for mass demos was punctured by a lack of cohesion and fuzzy identity politics.…
The Truth Behind Political Fake News: Who’s Manipulating Us?
Political misinformation is hitting the waves like no other. We are now bombarded with false political information that aims…
