Tanzania Rebounds: Stability Restored and Growth Back on Track
Tanzania’s post-election unrest in late October 2025 marked a rare interruption in a nation long regarded as one of Africa’s…
Trusting our own: Embracing homegrown solutions in times of crisis
In the wake of the recent post-election violence in Tanzania, a wave of uncertainty has swept across the nation. Amidst…
Reconciliation Without Responsibility: Samia’s Recipe for Perpetual Impunity!
President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who inaugurated the parliament on 14th November, 2025 provoked many troubling questions. She looks hungry to…
‘Pole’ Tanzania, it’s not too late but be aware of external hands at play
By the voice from top roof of Africa This is the voice not the divine one from wilderness like that…
Poverty, Handouts, and the Price of Democracy
In Tanzanian politics, elections often resemble marketplaces. Votes are traded for rice, sugar, cooking oil, or a crisp banknote. Campaign…
The Digital Backbone, From Connectivity to Citizenship
Beneath the soil of Tanzania runs a quiet revolution: cables of glass thinner than a strand of hair, carrying light…
Rentier States vs. Tax Democracies: How Money Shapes Citizenship
How a state earns its money decides the kind of citizens it grows. When governments can fund themselves without relying…
Vision 2050: Beyond GDP to Citizen Wealth
National visions often sparkle with numbers. Tanzania’s Vision 2050, launched in 2025, is no exception. It promises a trillion-dollar economy,…
The Digital Republic: Code as Civic Infrastructure
Modernization is often sold as a parade of gadgets, faster phones, slicker apps, and brighter screens. But for citizens, technology…
Global Reflections; Citizens, Subjects, and Democracy Worldwide
The struggle between wananchi and raia is not confined to Tanzania. It is a universal tension, a human journey repeated…
