Kenya’s Iconic Safari Rally Roars Again, Makes Classic Case for WRC Future
Kenya's President William Ruto takes a photo with drivers after the conclusion of the 2026 Safari Rally Kenya
NAIVASHA, Kenya, 18 March 2026 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/ - The dust settled on another thrilling edition of the legendary Safari Rally Kenya as the ...
PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan takes a souvenir photo with members of the Presidential Inquiry Committee following its inauguration at State House. She is flanked by the committee’s chairperson, retired Chief Justice Mohammed Chande Othman (second left), and Chief Secretary Moses Kusiluka (second right). Also pictured are former Chief Justice Ibrahim Juma (right), former Chief Secretary Ombeni Sefue (left) and former Inspector General of Police Said Mwema (back row, left).
DAR ES SALAAM:IN the previous article, I examined how Tanzania’s constitutional and legal framework provides mechanisms through which complex national questions can be investigated through commissions of inquiry. An important point, however, is that such mechanisms are not unique to Tanzania.
CHATO:RETIRED national leaders have remembered the late President Dr John Magufuli as a patriotic, righteous, courageous, God-fearing, and principled leader who enforced accountability and ensured public funds were judiciously spent to improve citizens’ living conditions.
CHATO:VICE-PRESIDENT Ambassador Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi has called on all Tanzanians to embrace selflessness, courage and self-reliance as guiding principles in honouring the legacy of the late President Dr John Pombe Magufuli.
KATAVI:THE completion of four large cargo ships at Karema Port is seen as a transformative economic opportunity for the residents of Rukwa, Katavi, Kigoma, and other regions bordering Lake Tanganyika, promising to elevate household incomes and drive national growth.
Prof. Kitila Mkumbo, the Planning and Investment state minister
ByGuardian Reporter , The Guardian
As Tanzania pushes toward an ambitious long-term economic vision, policymakers, economists and private sector leaders are increasingly converging around one central idea: the country cannot achieve rapid growth without deeper collaboration between government and business.