Reflecting on the Stop-Work Order: A Test of Partnerships and Solidarity
The recent stop-work order issued by the U.S. State Department has sent shockwaves through the international development sector, particularly among…
The recent stop-work order issued by the U.S. State Department has sent shockwaves through the international development sector, particularly among…
I happened to have listened to a scathing song called “NO REFORM, NO ELECTION”. In that song the reasons why…
After the internal elections that toppled a long-reigning chairperson, Freeman Mbowe, and some of his lackeys and installed Tundu Lissu…
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One thing is certain when CAG presents his annual report: we have become accustomed to resign to massive losses not…
CCM ideology, publicity and organizing secretary, Amos Makalla, has irked Chadema with his wild and inciting accusations. Chadema have issued…
As we move further into Donald Trump’s second term as President of the United States, it is becoming painfully clear…
TAMISEMI Minister Mohammed Mchengerwa rebuked the Dar-es-Salaam regional commissioner, Albert Chalamila, for permitting vehicles to pass through roads earmarked for…
A lively national debate has earnestly ensued about the suitability and cost-benefit considerations of a power pool. Some saw cost…
In a small clinic on the outskirts of Tamale in northern Ghana, Amina cradles her two-year-old daughter, recovering from a…