Tanzania Political Review: Governance and Analytical Briefing

This book covers political issues in Tanzania that were carried out in the first week of March 2026 and before that. The book is part of 12 books serialization of political undercurrents swirling in Tanzania largely stoked by contested legitimacy to govern the nation. The ruling party, CCM, sees contiinuity, stability and cohesion as sources of legitimacy while the opposition contests those variables as historical entitlements that have created few beneficiaries whie condemning majority into massive poverty. This is their agony: reform the system to forge a mofe acceptable equitable society or risk fragmentation, turmoil and regression. The authorities have turned into security forces to maintain peace and stabilty. This has come at huge costs to the social contract between CCM and the citizens. This is story defined by questionable legitimacy and how the regime is flashing resilience to stay in power.

Pagina's: 361, Paperback, Independently published