John Cheyo

Maya Prabhu considers the adverse consequences for Tanzania’s parliament of the country’s heavy dependence on overseas aid as it enters an election year.

Maya Prabhu looks at the role of Tanzania’s parliament in scrutinising the budget and the acting as a “parliament with teeth”.

An insiders’ account of the changing relationship between the Tanzanian parliament in Dodoma, the government in Dar es Salaam, and the implications for development. For most of Tanzania’s post-independence history, ethnic and religious tolerance has been underpinned by the...

East Africa’s most populous nation has been a beacon of political stability in a troubled region. Yet for most of Tanzania’s post-independence history, ethnic and religious tolerance has been underpinned by the dominant governing party Chama Cha Mapinduzi. An...