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"We know that right language and tone to use for every community in order to get them enlightened on family planning and other health related issues." - male village development committee (VDC) member, Bauchi
Outdated laws, exorbitant fees, and stifling of dissent have ramped up violations to the right of free expression in Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
A man looks at his mobile phone in Tanzania, December 9, 2018. Photo by Riaz Jahanpour, for USAID Tanzania / Digital Development Communications via Flickr, CC BY 2.0. The novel coronavirus was first reported in Tanzania in mid-March 2020, but, after recording up to 509 cases and 21 deaths in late April, the nation announced its status as “coronavirus-free” in June. Since then, government has been silent on the coronavirus with a strong politic of denial and no data released to the public on infections or deaths. Today, most activities continue business-as-usual, including Tanzania's tour...