Will Tundu Lissu Lead Chadema in Breaking CCM ‘s Hegemony?

“Assuming that the playing field shall be free and fair, with the opposition allowed to freely tour the country and sell its vision, it also depends on how CHADEMA's unity shall sustain during the next eight months, and also as has been seen in other African countries where incumbents have been toppled, whether the opposition shall coalesce and field a single candidate.”

Vaccines can put an end to HIV – African governments must take the lead in developing them

Seventeen years ago, African Union member countries committed to spending 1% of gross domestic product on research and development. By 2019, the continent’s average remained only at 0.42% – far below the global average of 1.7%. Not a single African country has met the 1% target. South Africa, the continent’s leader in research and development spending, peaked at just 0.85% of GDP.