DAR ES SALAAM, Jan. 23 -- THE unrest of October 29 left many Tanzanians unsettled, exposing longstanding political grievances while drawing renewed attention to the importance of national cohesion.

In the days that followed, analysts, human rights advocates and ordinary citizens reflected on the need for inclusive dialogue, accountability and responsible leadership as foundations for restoring trust and preventing future tensions.

Assistant Lecturer at Dar es Salaam Tumaini University (DarTU), Rachel Yusuph, urged political parties to recognise that the stability of the nation is a shared responsibility.

“Tanzania is our country and every citizen has a role in protecting its peace for the common good. Without peace, no political ...