Decades After Independence, Why Do Africa’s Richest Nations Still Struggle?
Indeed, although many years have passed since the Declaration of Independence, most African countries are still at risk of…
What Do Mpina and Bashe’s Feud Mean for the Party’s Future?
The CCM tug-of-war between Kisesa Member of Parliament Luhaga Mpina and Minister for Agriculture Hussein Bashe is now boiling…
Heading Towards the 23rd September Protest: Is Chadema’s Fight for Democracy Just a Distraction?
Recently, Chadema’s meeting has urged everybody to participate in their national mass rallies in protest of political kidnappings and…
Civil Unrest and Political Reform: Can East Africa Reverse Its Democratic Decline?
The year 2023/2024 has seen a significant decline in democratic practices and increased civil and political instability across East…
Could Mexican-Style Judicial Reforms Be the Key to Tanzania’s Justice?
Judicial independence has been often sighted as a reason we have presidentially appointed judges and magistrates hired without public…
Behind the Brutal Murder of a Tanzanian Opposition Figure: WHO’S REALLY IN CHARGE?
A few days ago, the body of a senior Tanzanian opposition figure, Mohamed Ali Kibao, was discovered on the…
High Court Decision Challenges Tanzania’s Local Election Oversight, Ignites Debate on Electoral Justice
The High Court in Dar es Salaam has rejected preliminary objections to a matter questioning the Minister for Regional…
Former Longido DC’s Dismissal Exposes Deep-Rooted Election Fraud in Tanzania
I had no intention of writing this article until I read a short note by Reverend Bishop Benson Kalikawe…
FOCAC 2024: What Tanzania Stands to Gain from President Samia’s Visit to China
The President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, is currently in China for the Forum…
Hard Cases in Tanzanian Politics: Judges Know the Answer Before the Trial Begins
Though this article might seems to be biased to those politically motivated readers, it tends to give insights of…
