Tanzania and the foreign policy in 2014

The back to back state visits of leaders from the two most powerful nations in the world in 2013 will remain a major achievement of President Jakaya Kikwete’s foreign policy.

>What is Africa’s problem? To many, it is power and the failure to use, manage and transfer it peacefully. So it is not surprising that last week’s US-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington focused extensively on power in Africa — only that the focus was on electricity, not the continent’s politics.

>It has been a month of promises to Tanzanians especially those who care about politics if not all. Nearly all of those, who aspire for presidency through CCM ticket, have used the past four weeks to promise Tanzania a new country.

>In last week’s article, the author outlined the need for periodic policy reviews in Tanzania with the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Development Policy, 2003 as a case study. The article described what policies are and why policy reviews are necessary.

Tanzania: Pact for Putting Up Tanzania Foreign Missions Inked in Dar
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — The ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has partnered with the UTT Projects and Infrastructure Development (UTT/PID) to put up structures that will accommodate Tanzania embassies abroad. Speaking during the ...
MoU pushes to develop structures for embassiesDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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What can you learn from a book about a historical policy in Tanzania?
Washington Post (blog)
I've never nurtured a critical opinion of Tanzania's first president Julius Nyerere. During the summer I spent in Arusha in graduate school, I learned to refer to him with honorific titles like Mwalimu (teacher) or Baba wa Taifa (father of the nation ...

IPPmedia
Tanzania warned on foreign dependency
IPPmedia
With the 2015 deadline for the Millennium Development Goals almost upon us, it has become clear that most of the targets agreed upon by the international community back in 2000 will go unfulfilled. Inadequate budgetary resources to support development ...

Hon. Bernard K. Membe (MP), Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation together with his Iranian counterpart Hon. Mohammad Javad Zarif signing an agreement on Promotion and Protection of Investment between the two countries. The signing ceremony took place at Serena Hotel in Dar es Salaam during a two-day visit to Tanzania by Hon. Zarif. The signing continues while Officers from Iran and Tanzania facilitates the Ministers. Standing right is Mr. Gerald Mbwafu, Foreign Service...