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"CHADEMA ni chama mbadala kinachokua na kinachoongozwa kwa Falsafa ya 'Nguvu ya Umma' na kuamini katika itikadi ya 'Mrengo wa Kati'. CHADEMA inawataka Watanzania kuelewa kwamba mabadiliko ya kweli yataletwa na kubadilisha mfumo wa utawala."
--See also: CHADEMA Blog

Website ya CCM kwa Kiswahili ambayo ina habari na hotuba na hati zingine.

"...an Independent Government Department...came into existence in the year 2000 following the 13th Amendment of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977...and became operational in the year 2001."

Information about the society, projects of various NGOs in Tanzania, a searchable news databank and discussion forum (both in German), and related links.

"DICOTA is an organization whose purpose is to unite and strengthen the Tanzanian American Diaspora and its supporters, in order to enhance the economic, health, and social well being of Tanzanians and Americans."

"...founded in 2007 as an autonomous umbrella body of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and civil society organizations, (CSOs), in East Africa. Since its founding, EACSOF has been working to strengthen the institutionalization of the relationship between East African CSOs and the Community, (EAC)."
--See especially: ESOF Newsletters, 2008 to present ; Tanzania Citizen Report, April 2020.

"[Founded in 1994 by Issa G. Shivji, Wilbert B. L. Kapinga, & Georgios Hadjivayanis]...the Institute was established out of the need to generate and sustain a public debate and participation, particularly where it matters in villages on issues of land tenure."

The website offers contact information and news about the activities of this organization which promotes educational development and civic awareness in Tanzania. "HakiElimu was established in early 2001 by a group of 13 Tanzanian founder members. The group consists of some of the leading members of the civil society, academic, research, media, human rights and critical gender community in Tanzania."

An extensive listing of links to documents, grammars, dictionaries, related articles on the Web.

"[Established in 1994] LEAT carries out policy research, advocacy, and selected public interes litigation. Its membership largely includes lawyers concerned with environmental management and democratic governance in Tanzania."
-- LEAT Publications

"...a private, autonomous, voluntary non-governmental, non-partisan and non-profit making organization... Before its registration as an independent and autonomous entity in September 1995, LHRC was a human rights project of the Tanzania Legal Education Trust (TANLET). LHRC’s headquarters are based in Dar es Salaam and has a sub office in Arusha."
--See especially: Tanzania Human Rights Reports, 2006- -and- LHRC newsletter, January 2010-

This site --in English or Kiswhaili-- features current information in 2020, past election results, a directory of registered political parties, and the electoral system.

This site offers detailed, colorful online maps of Tanzania, plus Macromedia Shockwave maps.

General information about the TGNP, its activities, conferences, and publications (with some online excerpts). "Tanzania Gender Networking Programme (TGNP) has been operational since 1993 as a registered non-governmental organization. During this period the NGO has built itself into an effective pressure group which promotes gender positive activism. TGNP is committed to facilitating social transformation leading to the creation of a vibrant Tanzanian society. It seeks to promote gender equality and social equity through the empowerment of women and other marginalised sections of the community."

An extensive, searchable archive of documents and reports (1990--) from UN agencies, the World Bank, and the Government of Tanzania on development issues for Tanzania. Abstracts or summaries are viewed in HTML; full texts available in PDF.

Note: some of the contact information on this site is out-of-date! In general, this is a site with useful information about Tanzania and its government for general, tourist and business interests. See government portal below.

"...It is a ten year citizen-centered initiative, focusing on large-scale change in East Africa...works to provide practical information to everyone, to foster quality independent media and citizen monitoring services."
--See especially: Publications -and- Videos.

A Kiswahili (and English language) web site featuring commentary on the politics of culture, development, governance, and other issues in Tanzania, other parts of East Africa, and elsewhere in the world.