Tanzania Elections: Lessons For East Africa

Voice of America
Tanzania Elections: Lessons For East Africa
AllAfrica.com
As Tanzania's prepares to usher in a new presidency, the heat from that contest is being felt throughout the region. This is best illustrated by some of the comments made by President Jakaya Kikwete during his recent state visit to Kenya. Seeking to ...
The Hidden 2017 Election Message In Kikwete's Address To Kenya's ParliamentThe Star

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AllAfrica.com

Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

06 Jan

Zambia’s economic tumble offers important lessons for East Africa

The Economic situation in Zambia continues to deteriorate and is threatening to send the copper-rich country that was recently anointed by the World Bank as “middle income nation”, to total economic collapse.

 

10 years ago

CNBCAfrica.Com

12 Aug

What East Africa's looming elections mean for the region

CNBCAfrica.com
What East Africa's looming elections mean for the region
CNBCAfrica.com
The situation in Burundi remains dire following an election that has failed to be recognised by the international community as hundreds flee from their homes. In addition Tanzania and Uganda are due to hold elections, with Rwanda voting to allow ...
Ethiopia Gains Ground in FIFA Rankings, Kenya Stay Static, Fall for Uganda ...AllAfrica.com
Tanzania economy drops in rankings of Africa Prosperity IndexCoastweek

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9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

02 Nov

Tanzanian Elections Offer East Africa a Chance to Shine

Tanzanian Elections Offer East Africa a Chance to Shine
AllAfrica.com
We should all acknowledge one fact. That Tanzania is the most stable country in East Africa, and probably, the whole of Sub-Saharan Africa. It's founding President, Julius Nyerere, was once ranked by the New Africa magazine in the year 2000 as the 4th ...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

01 Oct

Tanzania soccer poorest in East Africa

Despite of jumping to 136th position-up by four spots, Tanzania is ranked lowest in East Africa region by world soccer governing body, Fifa.

 

11 years ago

President

14 Apr

Tanzania Could Become East Africa's Transport Hub

Ventures Africa
Tanzania Could Become East Africa's Transport Hub - President
Ventures Africa
VENTURES AFRICA -In line with its prospects of acheiving regional transportation hub status, Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete says his country's plans to hike its cargo volumes by 40 percent over 2013 levels through the country's main Dar es Salam ...
Research works play vital role in inclusive growth - researchersIPPmedia
Tanzania outlines plans to open ports to landlocked neighboursIndependent...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

05 Sep

FEATURE: Get to know how Freemasons came to Tanzania, East Africa

>For many of us, history is a dry subject.  My professor at the University of Poona used to remind us that one has to develop a passion for history to the extent that you live in the times you are describing.  In some countries which have become self-governing in the last six/seven decades, there is a tendency to rewrite history.

 

10 years ago

Newstime Africa

08 Nov

Tanzania festival gives boost to East Africa integration

Tanzania festival gives boost to East Africa integration
Newstime Africa
ARUSHA (AA) – Tanzania's resort city of Arusha is currently hosting a cultural festival that organizers hope will serve as a platform for East Africans to pursue the ultimate goal of full regional integration. “The Zinduka festival aims at creating a chance for East ...

 

10 years ago

AFKInsider

15 Dec

Tanzania Leading Job Creation In East Africa

East African Business Week
Tanzania Leading Job Creation In East Africa
AFKInsider
Tanzania is apparently ahead of other East African Community (EAC) member states in terms of employment creation. Tanzania has recorded over 18 per cent annual job creation rate ahead of Kenya 17 per cent, Burundi 12 per cent, Uganda 7.3 per cent and ...
Tanzania leads in new jobsEast African Business Week

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9 years ago

Vijimambo

Straight Talk Africa - Elections in Tanzania and Ivory Coast

Host Shaka Ssali and his guests discuss the upcoming elections in Tanzania and Ivory Coast and examine the possibility that the electoral process will be free, fair and credible.
Newsmaker : Emmanuel Kawishe, Tanzania National Electoral Commission Director of Legal Services;
Reporter: Idd Llgongo, VOA's Swahili Service
Washington Studio Guests: Daman Laurent Adjehi, Ivorian Political Analyst and Prof. Nicholls Boas, Ph.D., University of Maryland University College

 

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