A Critical Analysis: Why The National Health Insurance Law is Not Sustainable
On many frontiers, the Anglo-American counsel has not made us prosperous in many areas but has left us with…
Lessons From The 2022 Kenyan Elections: Insights for Tanzanian Election Law Reforms
The 2020 Kenyan elections may still be litigated in the courts of public opinion, but they offer vital lessons…
The Bane of Carpetbagging in Our Representative Democracy: Seeking Voter Sympathy
Carpetbagging: an outsider who pretends to be an insider is a carpetbagger; he’s a person who tries to take…
Why CHADEMA Lost Her Legal Case Against 19 Women MPs?
Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (CHADEMA) epic legal battles to punish her allegedly errant 19 female MPs capsized in…
The Wheels of “YOUNG, FAMOUS AND AFRICAN” Got Off the Rails
For beginners, we have a NETFLIX sensation called the “Young, Famous and African” reality show, which is intended to…
A Call for Change: Tweaking Women’s Special Seats in Tanzanian Parliament
Women’s special seats in Parliament are a recognition of their unique societal role. Still, their representation in the decision-making…
A Critical Look at Tanzania’s Election Law Revisions, Is Fair Election a Distant Dream?
Having elections in which the electorate doubts whether those elections are free, fair, credible, and verifiable may be why…
Avoid Being Blind, Fighting Off MYOPIA Without Clutches!
I want to share my personal experiences with you about how I grapple with and reverse myopia or shortsightedness…
John Pombe Magufuli: An Inquisition of His Legacy Over More Than 10 Years in Power
A valuable interrogation of the legacy of the late president John Pombe Magufuli, the immediate president of Tanzania, is…
