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Women Lead Historic Surge in Tanzania Elections

Tanzania’s 2025 general elections are shaping up to be historic, as women step into the political spotlight like never before. Across the country, female candidates are contesting parliamentary and local seats in record numbers, and some political parties have even nominated women

September 24, 2025

Opinion·Politics

Ibrahim Traoré: Burkina Faso’s Beacon of Hope

African leadership has often been characterized by political stagnation, where long-standing leaders cling to power, limiting opportunities for younger, dynamic voices. This pattern not only stifles innovation and progress but also perpetuates a cycle of entrenched governance that resists change. A recent

February 12, 2025

Opinion·Politics·World

How Ready Are African Leaders As U.S. Support Wanes?

As the winds of change blow through the global landscape, African leaders find themselves at a crucial crossroads. With the United States signaling a potential reduction in support for key international organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United States

February 7, 2025

Opinion·Tanzania

UNA-Tanzania Urges Improved Kiswahili Version of Vision 2050

The Program Manager of the United Nations Association (UNA-Tanzania), Lucas Kifyasi, has called on the government to improve the Kiswahili translation of the National Vision 2050. UNA-Tanzania is one of the oldest organizations in the country dedicated to promoting public awareness of

January 10, 2025

Opinion·Politics·World

Ibrahim Traoré Captivates Audience At Mahama’s Inauguration

Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the interim president of Burkina Faso, will be remebered for years as he truly stole the show at the inauguration of Ghana’s second coming president John Dramani Mahama. Ibrahim Traoré, displayed remarkable leadership and shared an inspiring vision for

January 8, 2025

Opinion·Politics·World

Will Ghana’s History Be Kind To Outgoing President Akufo-Addo?

As President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo wraps up his time in office, it’s natural to wonder how history will judge his leadership. History often acts as a discerning judge, evaluating the complexities of political figures long after their time has ended. For

January 7, 2025

Opinion·Tanzania

Fostering Dreams and Planning Early for Success

The new year begins, it’s a perfect time to reflect on how we can better prepare our young people for the future. A common stereotype about Tanzanians often mentioned by those who have traveled abroad is that we are laid back and

January 1, 2025

Opinion·Tanzania

Are African Leaders Meeting Citizens’ Post-Election Needs?

During election periods, citizens in Africa exercise their democratic right to choose leaders who will represent them. However, it is essential to ask: Are these leaders fulfilling the promises they made during campaigns? Do citizens benefit from their choices? For many years,

December 26, 2024

Opinion·Politics·World

Brics Pay To Soon Kick-Out US- Dollar Dominance

The global financial system, heavily influenced by the United States, has been a significant player in international economics for decades. While it has provided stability and growth for many Western nations, it often comes at a steep price for countries in the

December 4, 2024

Opinion·Tanzania

The Untold Story About Dar’s Night Time Economy

Marijan Mohamed Natenga starts setting up his makeshift table ahead of the business day. This one time shoe-seller at Kariakoo International Market now fries octopus. He wants it crispy and tender and that requires more than a pot and this collagen-rich flesh

December 2, 2024

Opinion·World

Why is Biden So Obsessed In Destroying Putin’s Russia?

As the war in Ukraine continues, President Joe Biden’s approach to Russia is becoming increasingly clear: he is determined to not just destroy Vladimir Putin but to effectively dismantle his regime. This unwavering commitment to supporting Ukraine with virtually everything he needs,raises

November 21, 2024

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