MCL
|
MwanaClick
Home
Editorials
Our Columnists
Guest Columns
Cartoon
More
•••
Sign in
My Account
Personal details
Change password
Purchases
Sign out
Search
Home
News
National
international
Sports
Football
Basketball
Athletics
Swimming
Business
Finance
Enterprise
Boss Talk
OpEd
Editorials
Our Columnists
Guest Columns
Cartoon
Puzzles
Zanzibar
Tourism
Blue Economy
Real Estate
Tech Page
Magazines
The Beat
Smart World
Political Reforms
Market Data
Jobs
Notices
Tenders
Notices
Tenders
Services
MCL
MwanaClick
Tanzania brings forward school closing date over El Niño rain concerns
When former presidents becomes de facto opposition leaders
Sunday, December 24, 2023
- 4 min read
Former South African leader Jacob Zuma
By
Erick Mwakibete
What you need to know:
In some countries which are still dominated by political parties or liberation movements which delivered political independence, it is no longer strange for a former president to denounce their successor in office or support the opposition outright.
Related
South Africa ex-president Zuma says will not vote ANC in 2024 election
Mixed reaction as former PM Lowassa defects to Opposition
Latest
Tanzania brings forward school closing date over El Niño rain concerns
Tanesco, CRDB scheme to ease electricity connection costs
Tanzania seeks deeper investment ties with Italian companies
Financial literacy gap leaves two in three Tanzanians struggling
Tanzania pushes research drive as weeds, livestock diseases threaten pastoral economy
Tanzania’s jobs challenge is about quality, not quantity, experts say
In the headlines
View All
How Wicknell Chivayo became a familiar name in East Africa
Tanzania brings forward school closing date over El Niño rain concerns
Bolt passenger assault case raises fresh questions over female passenger safety
Tanzanians tap into growing demand for internet access