Policy

More Than a Promise: Tanzania Reopens the Constitutional Conversation

By Stacie Mburugu | June 26, 2026

For most Tanzanians, constitutional reform is not part of everyday conversation. People are more likely to talk about the price

Tanzania Shifts to Results-Based Governance
By Elian Otti | June 26, 2026

The number of roads built often measures development, as does the number of schools opened or policies enacted. However, the

Banks Draw Down BoT Deposits as Credit Demand Picks Up
By Maria Goretti | June 26, 2026

Commercial banks in Tanzania appear to be putting more money to work in the economy, with new figures from the

Beyond Borders: Why the EAC’s Constitutional Consultations Could Redefine the Region’s Future 
By Brian Otieno | June 19, 2026

The East African Community’s (EAC) decision to commence public consultations in Rwanda on the drafting of a constitution for the proposed Political

Dialogue Over Division: The Role of US-Backed Dialogue in Healing Political Divisions in Tanzania 
By Elian Otti | June 19, 2026

A bipartisan Bill currently pending in the United States Senate has injected fresh momentum into the ongoing debate surrounding the

Political and Regulatory Affairs Round-Up
By Stacie Mburugu | June 19, 2026

  Tanzania   MPs Raise Alarm over Unclaimed Financial Assets   Members of Parliament (MPs) have raised concerns over billions of shillings

Tanzania’s Economic Resilience and the Making of an East African Powerhouse
By Elian Otti | May 8, 2026

Immediately after Tanzania’s 2025 General Election, uncertainty loomed large over the country’s future. With political conflicts coupled with sporadic unrest,

Financial Integration: Africa’s Missing Engine of the AfCFTA Dream
By Brian Otieno | May 8, 2026

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

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