Tanzania: Let My People Vote – Part II
Recorded in 2020. In this episode, moderator Pauline Otieno Skaper, interviewer Oryem Nyeko, panellists Jenerali Ulimwengu, Advocate. James Massawwe and Shangazi Fatma Karume tackle crucial legislative, social and demographic implication of Maghufuli-ism. They also explain what it means to be Tanzanian, how to legally, socially and politically challenge the autocracy and what the future holds for Tanzanian and Zanzibari citizens.
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