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Kazi The Podcast
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Tanzania
8 episodes
6 days ago
This podcast series offers a comprehensive exploration of the daily experiences of Tanzanian workers, shedding light on the crucial challenges they encounter. With a focus on issues like the gender perspective on the workplace, climate change implications, and the evolving landscape of work due to digitization, the series delves deep into the realities faced by these hardworking individuals.Each episode of the podcast is thoughtfully crafted to provide valuable insights and foster a better understanding of the diverse issues impacting the Tanzanian workforce. Language: Kiswahili
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This podcast series offers a comprehensive exploration of the daily experiences of Tanzanian workers, shedding light on the crucial challenges they encounter. With a focus on issues like the gender perspective on the workplace, climate change implications, and the evolving landscape of work due to digitization, the series delves deep into the realities faced by these hardworking individuals.Each episode of the podcast is thoughtfully crafted to provide valuable insights and foster a better understanding of the diverse issues impacting the Tanzanian workforce. Language: Kiswahili
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E07: Tanzania's Wage Puzzle: Navigating Inflation and Negotiation Dynamics
Kazi The Podcast
29 minutes 36 seconds
5 months ago
E07: Tanzania's Wage Puzzle: Navigating Inflation and Negotiation Dynamics

The cheers of May Day still echo—President Samia’s announcement of a 35.1% minimum wage increase for public sector workers sent waves of excitement through Tanzania. But beyond the celebration, what does this really mean for workers, especially those in the private and informal sectors?

In this thought-provoking episode of Kazi the Podcast, hosts Sam Gidori and Venance Majula dive deep into the realities behind wages, inflation, and labor policies. With insights from key experts—Dr. Joseph Mwinulla, labor economist; Willy Kibona, TUICO representative; and Jonathan Karuguru, consultant for street vendors—we explore salary structures, trade unions’ role in wage negotiations, and the pressing need to protect informal sector workers.

And as the world of work rapidly shifts with technological advancements like AI, we ask: Are workers prepared for the transformation? Will automation revolutionize productivity—or threaten livelihoods?

This episode is packed with powerful perspectives, crucial debates, and forward-thinking discussions on the future of labor in Tanzania. Tune in now to stay informed, empowered, and ready for change!

Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube Music, and more. 🎧

The episode is in Kiswahili


Kazi The Podcast
This podcast series offers a comprehensive exploration of the daily experiences of Tanzanian workers, shedding light on the crucial challenges they encounter. With a focus on issues like the gender perspective on the workplace, climate change implications, and the evolving landscape of work due to digitization, the series delves deep into the realities faced by these hardworking individuals.Each episode of the podcast is thoughtfully crafted to provide valuable insights and foster a better understanding of the diverse issues impacting the Tanzanian workforce. Language: Kiswahili