When Ballot Boxes Speak: Why Botswana Listened and Mozambique Didn’t
South African countries and members of SADC, Botswana and Mozambique, conducted elections during the same period but embraced different…
Sabotage or Competition? Who Wins When Dangote’s Refinery Takes Off?
Dangote refinery was geared to terminate once and for all oil imports to Nigeria, an African nation that is…
LIAM F1 UWT: Is This the End of Power Bills as We Know Them?
Energy bills keep soaring, adding more stress to powering consumers’ houses. While conventional silicon PV solar panels remain popular,…
Kenya’s Judiciary Puts Final Nail in Gachagua’s Political Coffin: A Legal Lesson for Tanzania
The impeached former Deputy president Rigathi Gachagua’s legal team had placed all its eggs in one basket: “conservatory orders”…
Turning Point for Botswana: Could This Election Redefine Democracy in Africa?
One million registered voters from Botswana, out of a population of about 2.5 million, participated in the election on…
Should Political Motives Override the Law in Cases of Impeachment?
Recently, the impeachment of Deputy President Hon. Rigathi Gachagua stirred significant debate among the general public and the elite…
Vodacom Tanzania Undertakes Major Network and IT Upgrade to Ensure a More Resilient, Connected Future
Vodacom Tanzania recently addressed a series of service disruptions that affected some customers, attributing these issues to a major…
Can BRICS Stay True to Its Mission or Become Another Talk Shop?
From 22-24 October 2024, BRICS hosted its annual meeting in Russia, and the key concern was what would happen…
Tanzania’s Local Elections: Legal Questions and the Reality of Democratic Integrity
We are about to participate in local government elections, but a one-billion-dollar question is: Are they legal? Can election…
What Kenyan Politics Can Teach Africa About Democratic Performance
I believe democracy is an ecology, a transitory and mutable system of government. A political experience that can be…
