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Tanzania’s Non-Aligned Future Faces a New Test

October 3, 2026
Tanzania’s long-standing policy of non-alignment is facing a new geopolitical test as competition between the United States, China, Russia, India and other major powers increasingly reaches Africa. Rather than choosing one geopolitical bloc, Tanzania’s current foreign-policy framework explicitly supports non-alignment
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Tanzania’s Non-Aligned Future Faces a New Test

October 3, 2026
Tanzania’s long-standing policy of non-alignment is facing a new geopolitical test as competition between the United States, China, Russia, India and other major powers increasingly reaches Africa. Rather than choosing one geopolitical bloc, Tanzania’s current foreign-policy framework explicitly supports non-alignment and South-South cooperation while also seeking deeper economic cooperation with development partners. The government says its foreign policy is guided
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Tanzania’s Non-Aligned Future Faces a New Test

October 3, 2026
Tanzania’s long-standing policy of non-alignment is facing a new geopolitical test as competition between the United States, China, Russia, India and other major powers increasingly reaches Africa. Rather than choosing one geopolitical bloc, Tanzania’s current foreign-policy framework explicitly supports non-alignment and South-South
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Africa’s 54 Votes Still Struggle for Global Power

October 3, 2026
Africa has one of the largest voting blocs in the international system, with 54 African Union member states represented at the United Nations. Yet the continent continues to face difficulties converting its numerical strength into coordinated geopolitical influence. The African Group at
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Digital Colonialism: Who Controls Africa’s Data?

October 3, 2026
Africa’s digital transformation is creating a new strategic contest over something increasingly valuable: data. As governments, banks, businesses and citizens move more services online, the infrastructure storing and processing African information is becoming an important economic and national-security asset. The debate is
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Foreign Bases Challenge African Sovereignty

October 3, 2026
Africa’s security landscape is becoming increasingly crowded as foreign powers expand, maintain or renegotiate military arrangements across the continent, creating a difficult balance between immediate security needs and long-term national sovereignty. From the strategic coastline of Djibouti to the conflict zones of
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Why Every Global Power Suddenly Wants Africa

October 3, 2026
Africa has become one of the main arenas of global geopolitical competition, with the United States, China, Russia and the European Union increasingly seeking stronger economic, political and strategic relationships across the continent. The competition is no longer centred only on traditional
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Putin Meets Foreign Military Attachés At Center-2026

October 3, 2026
Russian President Vladimir Putin has met with foreign military attachés attending the Center-2026 strategic military exercises, expressing hope that military cooperation between Russia and participating countries will continue. Putin held the meeting on October 2 at the Chebarkulsky training ground in Russia’s
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Trump Tells Americans To Endure High Fuel Prices

October 3, 2026
U.S. President Donald Trump has told Americans to endure rising fuel costs as the war involving Iran continues, arguing that the economic burden being felt by households is a relatively small price to pay for the objectives of the conflict. “You’re paying
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Tanzania Leads Africa in Electricity Connections

October 2, 2026
Tanzania is leading Africa in connecting citizens to electricity, according to World Bank statistics cited by Vice President Deogratius Ndejembi, as the government expands efforts to make power connections more affordable for households across the country. Ndejembi made the remarks on Friday,
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