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Lapid Accuses Government of Politicising Flydubai Incident

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid has accused government-aligned figures of using the emergency involving a Flydubai passenger aircraft for political purposes, arguing that the incident should not be linked to a security briefing he received from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a day
October 2, 2026

Tanzania, Qatar Explore New Economic Investment Opportunities

Tanzania and Qatar are seeking to deepen economic cooperation, with Prime Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba highlighting opportunities that could expand investment, production and participation by citizens of both countries. Dr. Nchemba said the two countries still have significant untapped economic opportunities that,
October 2, 2026

When Donors Leave: What Happens to Their Projects?

Tanzania has benefited from decades of donor-funded development programmes covering water, agriculture, health, education, conservation and community development. Yet the long-term survival of some of these initiatives remains a persistent challenge once external financing comes to an end. The central weakness is
October 2, 2026

Aid or Market Creation?

Foreign aid is commonly presented as a mechanism for financing development, strengthening public services and supporting economic transformation across Africa. But development assistance can also create commercial opportunities for companies from donor countries, particularly when funding is connected to procurement, technology, consultancy
October 2, 2026

Who Defines Africa’s Problems?

Africa’s research agenda is increasingly becoming part of a wider debate over intellectual sovereignty, as universities, think tanks and researchers across the continent confront heavy dependence on international funding. Foreign financing has played an important role in expanding African research capacity, supporting
October 2, 2026

How Much Aid Actually Stays in Tanzania?

Tanzania receives billions of dollars in development assistance, but a fundamental question remains largely unanswered: how much of that money actually reaches Tanzanian institutions, local organisations and communities β€” and how much is absorbed by international agencies, consultants and other intermediaries before
October 2, 2026

Who Funds Tanzania’s Policy Agenda?

Who pays for the organisations, research institutions and advocacy networks seeking to influence Tanzania’s public policy? The question is becoming increasingly important as civil society organisations, development partners and policy advocates continue to play a visible role in debates around governance, human
October 2, 2026

The Extradition and Financial Jurisdiction Trap

International travel, banking and ordinary commercial transactions can create an unexpected legal vulnerability for foreign nationals: activities conducted outside the United States can sometimes become the basis for U.S. criminal proceedings, sanctions or extradition requests. For Africans doing business internationally, this raises
October 1, 2026

How Financial Power Can Become Political Pressure

The global dominance of the US dollar has created a financial system in which decisions made in Washington can reach far beyond America’s borders, affecting governments, companies and even countries that have no direct political relationship with the United States. Russia, Iran
October 1, 2026

Why U.S. Law Reaches Beyond Its Borders

How Washington’s sanctions and financial power affect foreign governments, companies and banks and why Africa should pay attention   The growing use of U.S. sanctions and financial regulations has raised a broader international question: how far should one country’s laws extend when
October 1, 2026
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