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  • At Mzizima fish market in Dar es Salaam, the heart of Swahili country, Tanzania. Credit: David Stanley.
    EastLiving in TranslationTanzania

    A love letter to Kiswahili, those who speak it, and those who think they do

    By Elsie Eyakuze
    May 9, 2019
    Full of subtleties and triple entendres, threats and assurances, Kiswahili is not one language, but many (…some versions better than others). This is the ...
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  • Tanzania Palestine: Former Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat with Tanzania's former President Julius Nyerere.
    PoliticsTanzania

    Is Tanzania discarding Nyerere’s freedom-fighting legacy?

    By Mohammad Makram Balawi
    March 13, 2019
    Tanzania’s stance on Palestine suggests its history of fighting global injustice could be making way for a more pragmatic “economic diplomacy”. In November 2018, ...
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  • Tanzania. Credit: Andrew Moore
    PoliticsTanzania

    Tanzania search for missing millions raises questions over $1 billion

    By Tz
    February 13, 2019
    Tanzania has declined to release a worrying audit into its public finances. We analyse and publish it below. After taking office in 2015, Tanzania’s ...
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  • Credit: César González Palomo.
    Africa InsidersTanzania

    Insiders Insight: Is Tanzania reverting to a one-party state?

    By Africa Insiders
    February 11, 2019
    African Arguments is and always will be freely-accessible to everyone. But we also have a separate spin-off product called the Insiders Newsletter. It consists of ...
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  • EconomyTanzania

    Tanzania: Small-scale mining map reveals vast potential and pitfalls

    By Hans Merket
    January 25, 2019
    Small-scale mining supports hundreds of thousands of relatively well-paid jobs, but with serious health and safety hazards. In Tanzania, mining is often the subject ...
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  • Hundreds march in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, in 2017 calling on people to speak out and take action to end violence against women and girls. Credit: UN Women/Deepika Nath.
    Editor's PicksSocietyTanzania

    A woman online, in Tanzania

    By Elsie Eyakuze
    November 7, 2018
    Tanzanian twitter has lost its chill. It’s become a scary place for women and dissenters. But we’re not yet ready to give it up. ...
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  • Tanzania LGBTQ: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Credit: Babak Fakhamzadeh.
    Africa InsidersTanzania

    Insiders Insight: Tanzania’s LGBTQ crackdown

    By Africa Insiders
    November 6, 2018
    If you haven’t subscribed to the Insiders Newsletter, you’re missing out on the juiciest insights from our top journalists and analysts. To subscribe, click HERE. ...
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  • Crowds at the inauguration of Tanzania's President John Magufuli in 2015. Credit: GCIS.
    Africa InsidersTanzania

    Insiders Insight: Restricting women’s rights in Tanzania

    By Africa Insiders
    September 18, 2018
    This week’s free preview section (scroll down to see it) is about the latest state assault on women’s rights in Tanzania. But to see all ...
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  • There are over 230,000 Burundian refugees still in Tanzania. Credit: Gilles Amadou Ouédraogo (LWF).
    BurundiSocietyTanzania

    “There is pressure on us”: Burundian refugees in Tanzania pushed to return

    By Thijs Van Laer
    August 21, 2018
    With words and actions, the Tanzanian is pressuring Burundian refugees to go home, putting them at greater risk of abuses. Over the last few ...
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  • Tanzania's President Magufuli has been criticised for authoritarianism and repression. Credit: imke.sta.
    PoliticsTanzania

    Tanzania: The tentative but rising resistance to Magufuli’s repression

    By Erick Kabendera
    August 14, 2018
    President Magufuli has clamped down hard on various freedoms. But as his popularity plummets and defiance grows, something may have to give. From the ...
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