CLEAN : Tanzanias 50th anniversary: interview with a historian

The video discusses the challenges faced by Tanzania's union, highlighting cultural differences and lack of consultation during its formation. It examines the current instability and the KATIBA review, which debates the government structure. The ruling party supports a two-government system, while the opposition favors the draft constitution's federal structure. A parliamentary walkout has stalled progress, and the future depends on finding a suitable structure. If the ruling party's changes proceed, a referendum could lead to public rejection, potentially causing unrest, as seen in Kenya.

What were the main cultural challenges faced during the formation of the Union?

What was the KATIBA review focused on?

What were the differing opinions of the ruling party and the opposition regarding the draft constitution?

How does the stability of the Union relate to the structure of government?

What could happen if the draft constitution is rejected in a plebiscite?