60 Years of Tanzanian Independence, with Prof Issa Shivji

As Tanzania celebrates 60 years of independence, Tshisimani Centre for Activist Education will host distinguished scholar and anti-colonial activist, Prof Issa Shivji, in conversation with Boaventura Monjane, research fellow at PLAAS and scholar-activist. As the continent grapples with questions of decolonisation, increasing scramble for natural resources and the struggle for inspired alternatives, Prof Shivji will share insights on the historical and current crisis in Tanzania - and how it reflects shared realities elsewhere on the continent.

[@baqirhemraj7639]

From Capitalism to Socialism to Capitalism again and from private enterprise to nationalization with the formation of mammoth public enterprise (inefficiently and incompetently managed) and back to privatization again. What is wrong with such changing policies is there is no clear direction the country wants to aspire to. What is needed, in my humble opinion, is to dwell on public/private partnership as a way forward for success. Side by side there is a need to eradicate bribery and corruption totally as it is underdeveloping the country and is costly and not cost-effective. And those perpetrators from minor to major bribery and corruption should be put behind the bars, even those in high office.

[@smokyondagrass2353]

you could jut make them cooperatives