Radio One / The Guardian Limited / Tanzania News Agency / Anti-Free Press / IPP / Press Services / Mwanainchi / Mwanainchi Communications / /
Country
Uganda / Tanzania / /
Currency
USD / TZS / /
Facility
State University of Dar-es-Salaam / St. Augustine University / Tumani University / Central Bank building / /
IndustryTerm
printing facilities / electronic media / media journalists / public media / media business environment / media associations / Media owners / print media / tailor products / advertising revenue / media outlets / media-industry activity / media houses / formal media training / local media outlets / Internet statistics / media businesses / advertising industry / media ownership / member services / media law / advertising market / media distribution / hinder free media development / printing / Internet different sources / Community media / bank / broadcast media / mass communications / free media system / media professionals / cases media outlets / state media / Internet usage / media laws / Media distribution channels / /
Organization
Human Rights Commission / University of Dar-es-Salaam / Catholic Church / International Federation of Journalists / Tanzania Association / Tumani University / Media Owner’s Association of Tanzania / St. Augustine University / civil society / World Bank / Central Intelligence Agency / National Organization for Legal Aid / Media Council of Tanzania / Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority / Tanzania Union of Journalists / /
Person
Samuel Kamndaya / Mwalimu Julius Nyerere / Lugano Uli Mbwina / Godfrey Kambenga / Boniface Luhanga / Omary Mapuki / Simon Kivamwo / Bukoba Moderator Godfrey Kambenga / John Mungole / Jakaya Kikwete / Mpoki Bukuku / Mallimbo / /
Position
editor / President / Minister / current president / business reporter / news editor / official / coordinator / journalist / senior reporter / journalist / IPP Company Group / general secretary / journalist and general secretary / /
Tanzania’s media sector has a long history. Out of a population of about 36 million people, about 3,000 are journalists working both with print and electronic media. It is estimated that 40 percent of journalists are w