It has been almost 60 years since a Head of State from Tanzania last visited Russia. This gap w2as finally
Following reported post-election violence and breaches of peace during and after the October 2025 general elections, Tanzania, under President Samia
The amorphous, cross-ethnic Gen Z protests, rooted in shared generational frustrations over economic precarity, corruption, and political exclusion, are reshaping
Heads of State, business leaders, policymakers and innovators convene next week in Nairobi, Kenya, for the inaugural Africa Forward Summit. However, a defining question underlies the diplomacy, the
The escalating war in the Middle East, intensified by U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran and the resulting regional fallout, may appear
Africa’s digital payments landscape has undergone a profound transformation over the past decade, driven by the rapid expansion of mobile
The regulation of buyer power is a growing concern in Tanzania’s competition law framework. Under the Fair Competition Act, 2003,
A significant ownership change has emerged in East Africa’s media sector following Taarifa Limited’s acquisition of a controlling stake in
President William Ruto’s tenure as Chairman of the East African Community (EAC) is drawing to a close. His one-year term
Tanzania has voted. The ballots have been cast, but for many citizens and for the region observing closely, this election
Tanzanians are in an electoral deadlock, with citizens rejecting the results of Wednesday’s elections, and President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s whereabouts
As Tanzania heads to the polls on Wednesday, October 29, the government has announced a 33.4% increase in the minimum
A quiet unease is sweeping across Tanzania. It sits just beneath the rhythm of daily life, in the busy markets
