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  • A popular movement against the Kingfisher and Tilenga projects and EACOP continues to grow in Uganda. Credit: pacman321.
    ClimateTanzaniaTop storyUganda

    Uganda: It’s time for Total and CNOOC to clean up and go home

    By Brad Adams
    November 5, 2024
    A months-long investigation into the Kingfisher oil project in Uganda finds disastrous consequences for the environment and human rights. From a distance, anti-oil protests ...
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  • Editor's PicksTanzaniaWRITER INTERVIEWWriters-in-translation

    Mkuki Bgoya: “Swahili writers should be mandatory reading in Tanzania, but there’s a deep trauma around books”

    By Karen Chalamilla
    July 30, 2024
    Abdulrazak Gurnah, the Zanzibari-born 2021 Nobel Literature laureate’s grand homecoming was punctuated by the translation of his masterpiece, Paradise, into Kiswahili. His publisher, Mkuki ...
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  • PoliticsTop storyZanzibar

    Zanzibar: Bungling the fragile coalition raises the stakes in the 2025 elections

    By Erick Kabendera
    December 8, 2023
    Ahead of the 2025 elections, is President Hussein Mwinyi risking the stability of the Isles by trashing the power-sharing deal? Three years after a ...
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  • DiplomacyTanzaniaTop story

    January Makamba and Tanzania’s return from self-isolation

    By Emmanuel John
    September 7, 2023
    What does January Makamba’s appointment to Tanzania’s foreign docket add to President Hassan’s expanding diplomatic chessboard? The late President John Magufuli’s isolationism harmed Tanzania’s ...
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  • Fish traders by the shores of Lake Victoria. Credit: WorldFish.
    ClimateEconomyTanzania

    “Rare, expensive”: Fish eating by Lake Victoria plunges amid climate change

    By Winfrith Hikloch Ogola
    August 24, 2023
    90% of people along the lake’s shores in Tanzania say they ate fish four times per month ten years ago, compared to just 4% ...
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  • Students wait for daladala after school at Kawe bus stand in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Credit: Mweha Msemo.
    Editor's PicksSocietyTanzania

    “They wish we didn’t exist”: Tanzania school goers speak of transport woes

    By Mweha Msemo
    May 4, 2023
    In the daily sharp-elbowed jostle to board daladalas, school students find themselves at the back of the queue. Every weekday morning, Basilisa Isaka Ishengoma, ...
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  • Two young fishermen repair their nets sitting on their dug out canoe. Tanga, Tanzania.
    EconomySocietyTanzaniaTop story

    “Kids tell us it’s pointless”: Tanga’s hidden histories of land and sea

    By Thembi Mutch
    November 23, 2022
    Through years of conversation, rarely heard stories of hope, regret and resilience – which destabilise typical development tropes – emerged. Speak to the people ...
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  • A scam text received in Tanzania persuading the receiver to contact a ‘witchdoctor’ in order to obtain wealth, academic success, and love attraction. These scams are sometimes accompanied by fabricated testimonies. Credit: Mweha Msemo.
    SocietyTanzaniaTop story

    “Gone like it was nothing”: The irrepressible rise of mobile scams

    By Mweha Msemo
    October 25, 2022
    Despite Tanzania making SIM card registration mandatory, people still receive daily texts from fraudsters trying to trick them into sending money. Out of the ...
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  • TotalEnergies, the biggest hydrocarbons producer in Africa, has a majority stake in the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project. Credit: Fridays For Future Uganda.
    ClimateTanzaniaUganda

    The bold campaign to defund the East African Crude Oil Pipeline

    By Sophie Neiman
    June 22, 2022
    Activists have convinced 20 big banks not to finance the controversial oil project leaving its fate in the balance. This February, the heads of ...
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  • A fish market on Lake Victoria in Mukuno District, central Uganda. Credit: RTI International/Katie G. Nelson.
    ClimateKenyaTanzaniaUganda

    Lake Victoria locals blame companies for mysterious mass fish die-offs

    By Nangayi Guyson
    May 11, 2022
    Governments blame a range of factors for tonnes of dead fish washing up. Local fisherman and environment officers blame polluting industries. Richard Wandukwa, a ...
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