Zambia’s economic tumble offers important lessons for East Africa

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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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EU offers 5 million euros to support East Africa's electoral program
Global Times
The European Union on Wednesday signed a financing agreement with the East African Community (EAC), committing 5 million euros to support its Regional Electoral Support Program (RESP). Speaking at the EAC headquarters in Tanzania's city of Arusha, ...
Arusha Hosts EAC-EU Political DialogueAllAfrica.com
EU offers 5mn euros for East Africa polls Burundi and Tanzania will have ...Newstime Africa

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Covid-19: Economic impact on East and southern Africa  Daily MaverickAfrica won't beat coronavirus on its own. The west must dig deep before it's too late  The GuardianView Full coverage on Google News

Finland and TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) signed an agreement for additional funding on Friday December 11th to further support TMEA's work in enhancing trade across the East African Community to increase prosperity in the region.  The agreement was signed by the Finnish Ambassador to Tanzania, H.E. Pekka Hukka and Mr. Ali Murufuki, TMEA Board Chair. Finland has supported TMEA since 2013. The grant agreement will make available an additional Euro 2 million (approximately TZS 4.7 billion) to...

>I knew I would have to write this article; the only question was how soon.

By Mdau wa globu ya jamii

Every niche has a name. And when it comes to blogging in Tanzania you cannot miss the name of Muhidin Issa Michuzi. His blog, dubbed as Globu ya Jamii (societal blog) , with a slogan “The most read swahili blog on earth”, is unquestionably one of the most informative and most authoritative Swahili blog on earth. I know he has come a long way to deserve all this, and he is still going strong.With Collins Mtita, author of this note, in ParisIt was on the 8thSeptember...

>As hopes for Tanzanians getting a new, all-inclusive national constitution fade despite the continual sitting of the Constituent Assembly, some lessons can be drawn from the ongoing process in Dodoma.

>Tanzania has been urged to hold open and honest talks if it is to find lasting solutions to issues that have proved thorny in the 50 year-old Union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar. Political commentators here told The Citizen on Saturday that openness is a vital lesson that Tanzania can draw from the just-ended Scottish referendum, in which the Scots voted to remain in the United Kingdom.

The month of February 2014 will go in history as the month in which the Constituent Assembly to make a new grand law for Tanzania started its business. It is very unfortunate, however, that the first two weeks of this extremely important process in the history of the country have not been productive.