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Why Governments Should Not Replace Markets

July 31, 2026
In a liberalised economy, the government’s responsibility is not to replace market forces but to create an environment where markets operate fairly, competitively, transparently, and in the broader public interest. While consumers often expect the State to intervene whenever prices rise, economists

Can Students Balance Education And Entrepreneurship?

July 31, 2026
As entrepreneurship becomes increasingly popular among young people, a growing debate is emerging across schools, homes, and universities: Should students dedicate themselves entirely to academics, or can they successfully build businesses while pursuing their education? The question reflects a changing reality. Today’s

Samia Reaffirms Commitment To Constitutional Reforms

July 31, 2026
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has reaffirmed the Tanzanian government’s commitment to reviving the constitutional review process, pledging to continue political reconciliation efforts as a foundation for long-term democratic reforms while safeguarding national peace, unity, and stability. Speaking on Thursday during a meeting

Birthday Party Dispute Ends In Mother’s Tragic Death

July 30, 2026
A quiet village in Tanzania’s Coast Region has been left reeling after a heartbreaking family tragedy in which a 16-year-old girl is accused of killing her own mother following an argument over attending a friend’s birthday party. The incident, which remained hidden

Kyiv Moscow Standoff Redefines International Alliances

July 30, 2026
The war in Ukraine has entered another critical phase, continuing to transform the international security landscape while exposing deep divisions between major world powers. What began as a regional conflict has developed into a wider geopolitical confrontation involving military strategy, economic pressure,

Sahel Coups Redraw Africa’s Security And Diplomacy

July 30, 2026
The political landscape of Africa’s Sahel region is undergoing one of its most dramatic transformations since the wave of independence that swept across the continent in the 1960s. Military governments in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger are not only redefining domestic politics

Critical Minerals Turn Africa Into Global Battleground

July 30, 2026
Africa is becoming the center of a new global competition as powerful economies intensify their search for critical minerals needed to drive the next generation of technology, clean energy, and industrial development. From lithium and cobalt used in electric vehicle batteries to
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