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Review of Tanzania’s Political Climate

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A dozen people have been detained in connection with the embassy bombing in Tanzania and the U.S. offered a $2 million reward today for information about the bombings. Yesterday we looked at the political situation in Kenya and today we are going to focus on Tanzania.

Guests:

  • Dr. Richard Mshomba, a professor of economics at LaSalle University. He was born and raised in Tanzania. He was recently in Kenya doing research for his upcoming book, Africa in the Global Economy.
  • Martha Honey, a fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies who lived in Tanzania for several years.

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