Scandal and Corruption: How Tanzania’s Judiciary Is Hijacked by Political Elites
“You must understand that there are two ways of contending, by Law, and by force: The first is proper…
Corporate Rigidity to Creative Freedom: My Experience Across Both Worlds
My name is Justine Massaba. I graduated from Mbeya University of Science and Technology in 2019 with a background…
MV Bukoba Tragedy: A Reflection on Unchecked Power and the Need for Constitutional Reforms
Research and Education for Democracy in Tanzania (REDET) Chairman, Prof Rwekaza Mukandala, said that the fate of MV Bukoba…
FCC MUST CHOOSE: Uphold Law or Bow to Political Influence in Adani’s Port Deal
The Fair Competition Commission (FCC) is facing the difficult decision of whether to obey the strictures of the law…
Heading to the Yanga vs. Mamelodi CAF Game, Our Leaders’ Statements Will Trip Us Up
The Minister of Culture, Arts and Sports, Hon. Dr. Damas Ndumbaro has sparked a controversial debate that we never…
Behind the Curtain: The Controversies Surrounding DNA Evidence in Legal Cases
DNA introduction as crucial evidence was spurned by American courts for a long time, but slowly, the evidence came…
We Aspire for the Promised Land, Yet Our Education System Sets Us Back
On December 3rd, 2021, I listened to Minister Ummy Mwalimu bemoan the education status of our country with both sadness…
A Call for Change: Where are the Peeing Women on Our Streets?
Ever since I was a kid, people I saw peeing on the streets or across the bush have always…
Justice for Billionaire Msuya’s Sister: Why Antudia Msuya’s Distress Over Acquittal of Suspects
Antudia Msuya was captured gesticulating and remonstrating against the decision of the High Court that freed her sister two…
Tanzanian Universities Falling Behind Global Rankings: A Critical Look at Education Quality
Tanzanian universities totalling 30 plus have seen only 27 picking some ranking, with three universities getting unmarked. Days are…
