Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by BRAUN Dorothee
In Tanzania, an offensive against petty traders is fuelling new debates about urban planning and the Right to the City
In Dar es Salaam, the capital of Tanzania, the year 2021 witnessed an almost invisible and silent, nevertheless violent return to the old established order of who holds the (...)
, by KIEL Hildegard, SHIVJI Amil
The ground-breaking new film “Vuta N’Kuvute” tells a story of love and revolution in 1950s Zanzibar
The African film industry is small, chronically underfunded, and most of its productions remain limited to the domestic market. Only rarely do African films make it onto the international film (...)
, by JACKMAN Josh
Gay people in Tanzania are terrified for their safety following Dar es Salaam governor Paul Makonda’s creation of a team to hunt them down.
Experts and activists living in the city—the country’s former capital, whose governor announced on Wednesday that he wanted to turn into “a non-gay (...)
, by RATCLIFFE Rebecca
John Magufuli says people who use contraceptives are lazy, and outsiders who promote birth control are giving bad advice
Women’s rights campaigners have expressed outrage after the Tanzanian president said there is no need for birth control.
The president, John Magufuli, told a rally in Meatu, (...)
, by HITCHMAN Judith
International Newsletter on Sustainable Local Development Message from the Editorial Team
In this number Judith Hitchman shares the challenges facing the Maasai in Tanzania. Like most other indigenous peoples of our planet, « modernity » as imposed by the dominant form of globalisation, creates (...)
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