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…
Diplomacy and the Current State of Affairs in Tanzania’s Politics
By Paternus Niyegira The United Republic of Tanzania is an East African nation with a rich diplomacy and political…
How Tanzania’s Lending Rates and Treasury Bills Drive Economic Growth
This analysis delves into Tanzania’s financial stability by examining key trends in lending rates, treasury bills, and changes in…
Trade Dynamics: Tanzania’s Position in EAC’s Imports, Exports, and Trade Balances
Tanzania’s trade performance within the East African Community (EAC) has focused on imports, exports, and trade balances. Using data…
EAC Economic Race: Where Does Tanzania Stand?
This article delves into Tanzania’s agricultural, manufacturing, and services sectoral performance, highlighting its economic standing within the East African…
How the US Embassy and Tanzania’s Sovereignty Clash on Human Rights Issues
We should remind ourselves that the United Nations, founded in 1945, operates under a charter drafted to promote sovereign…
Tanzania, Burundi, and EU Launch $8.8 Million Project to Support Burundian Refugees and Returnees
The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, the Government of the Republic of Burundi, the European Union (EU),…
Africa and China: Benefits at What Cost? The Debate Behind FOCAC 2024
Authors, journalists, analysts, and activists have released recent articles mostly about the China-Africa summit 2024 (FOCAC IX ). It…
China’s Big Bet on Africa: Strategic Partnerships or Debt Trap?
China relationship with Africa remains bullish despite tension caused by unpaid debt, burgeoning g trade deficit and declining China…
Why Tanzania Must Rethink Its Economic Dependency on China
Tanzania’s former President and Father of the Nation, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, stressed the importance of non-alignment for poor countries…
