Is It Time to Retire Danish Aid to Tanzania After 60 Years?
Danish development aid, mainly through DANIDA, has been active in Tanzania, especially in agriculture, but the question remains: Has…
Bye Bye to American Exceptionalism, It’s a Time for Global Transition
“American exceptionalism” is the belief that the United States is distinctive, unique, or exemplary compared to other nations. Proponents argue…
Korea Has Pledge to Boost Tanzania’s Statistical Systems: A Win-Win or Just a Diplomatic Gesture?
The Korean government has recently announced its commitment to bolstering the statistical systems in Tanzania, marking a significant milestone…
Tanzania-Winshear Settlement: Did the $30M Payout Signal Desperation or Diplomacy?
Winshear Gold Corp (TSXV: WINS), a Canadian mining company, recently reached a significant settlement agreement with the Tanzanian government. This…
Tanzania-India Relations: Analysis of President Samia’s Visit to India
Recently, the government’s social media pages have been decorated with posters announcing Tanzania’s President, Samia Suluhu Hassan’s pivotal journey…
In Echoes of Solidarity, Dr. Philip Mpango Calls for Renewed Multilateralism and Peaceful Resolutions at the UNGA
On September 21, 2023, a significant event took place. Leaders worldwide gathered for the United Nations General Assembly’s 78th…
A Milestone Partnership: Ireland and UN Join Hands for Tanzania’s Sustainable Development
In a noteworthy stride towards achieving Tanzania’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Embassy of Ireland and the United Nations…
Tanzania’s Foreign Policy Evolution: Balancing Alliances, Peacekeeping, and Economic Growth
In the intricate dance of international relations, nations constantly recalibrate their foreign policies to align with evolving global dynamics.…
Should Tanzania Join BRICS? The Case for Saying “YES!”
Today, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the expansion of BRICS to include six new members: Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia,…
The Evolution of Tanzania’s Political Influence in Africa: An Historical Perspective
Julius Kambarage Nyerere, the first President of Tanzania, is widely regarded as a champion of Pan-Africanism and the architect of…
