Tanzania
The woman who can—and must—get Tanzania’s COVID battle on track
Image of the Week: The East African nation’s first female president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, takes over from a notorious COVID skeptic. His opponents claim he died of the virus.
Photos: Meet the Canadian Navy’s anti-smugglers
Photographer Peter Bregg captures life on a Canadian Navy frigate off the coast of Tanzania
REVIEW: The magic of saida
Book by M.G. Vassanji
Funding Planned Parenthood, but not abortion
A few months ago, Conservative MP Brad Trost was boasting that the government had “defunded” Planned Parenthood. But after more than a year of public waffling, the CBC reports that the government is about to approve funding for the group.
Tanzania: land of constant complaints
The country seems well, but corruption is rampant
What we’re not talking about
The realities of abortion in Tanzania are brutal. Canadian aid groups are confused and concerned. And a Liberal MP says a vote on abortion is inevitable.
Bringing albino-killers to justice
In two years, 53 albinos have been murdered in Tanzania
‘It makes us sad. More people will die.’
Though obviously not as interesting as whatever Pierre Poilievre last said, Geoffrey York reports from Africa on Canada’s dramatic, but quiet, withdrawal from the continent.