Tanzania will receive $500 million in support from the United States. Kamala Harris, the vice president of the United States, lauded Ta...
Tanzania will receive $500 million in support from the United States.
Kamala Harris, the vice president of the United States, lauded Tanzania for bringing forth the essential improvements to strengthen the nation's democracy.
After beginning her trip to Africa in Ghana, Ms. Harris is now in Tanzania. She will wrap up her trip during the weekend in Zambia.
A variety of cultural dances and songs were performed as a warm greeting for Ms. Harris.
Samia Suluhu Hassan, the president of Tanzania, characterized the visit as a significant advancement for the nation.
According to Ms. Harris, Tanzania would receive $560 million in help from the United States to support its economy and democracy.
A senior US government official visiting the nation is unusual, and many people interpret the trip as an indication of support for Samia's reforms.
After assuming control two years ago following the passing of President John Magufuli, Samia has strengthened press freedom and repealed the prohibition on opposition campaigning. All of the politicians who went to go for refuge have come back.
Ms. Harris complimented the measures being taken by the nation to effect change, stating that this has improved relations between the two nations.