For quite some time, I have been observing the political situation in Tanzania and its impact on the country’s future. As a journalist, I have a role to play....
Author: Ansbert Ngurumo
Every year, Tanzanians wait for the report of the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) with a mix of hope and déjà vu. Hope – that this time, things will...
My first journey to Poland this weekend was meant to be a simple visit to dear friends. Instead, it became a profound Lenten pilgrimage – a reunion filled with...
When world leaders gathered in Brazil for the COP30 climate summit, they spoke in the language of diplomats – targets, frameworks, mechanisms and finance goals. But for millions of...
Edwin Mtei, the first Governor of the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) and founder of CHADEMA, has passed away, aged 94. Yet he leaves behind a simple, enduring lesson for...
As Ugandans head to the polls on 15 January, one outcome seems certain: the youth may embrace change, or the older generation may seek to protect the status quo....
I arrived in Rättvik – a serene lakeside town in central Sweden – with a sense of anticipation, but I left with something far deeper: a renewed conviction that...
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TANZANIA’S DIGITAL AWAKENING: IF 2003 WAS A QUESTION, 2025 BECAME THE ANSWER
How my award-winning article foretold Tanzania’s digital future, and what I never saw coming Twenty years ago, standing at the podium of the World Summit on the Information Society...
The year is ending. But the questions are not. Tanzania closes 2025 wounded, shaken, and uncertain. Not because of war. Not because of economic collapse. But because an election...
How global commitments, financing, and innovation at COP30 are shaping the future of clean cooking across Africa When COP30 concluded in Belém, Brazil this week, global headlines focused on...