Theoretical Framework for understanding historical legacies in contemporary African governance with a focus on Tanzania. A critical theoretical approach drawing from historical archives, literature reviews, and secondary data analysis to construct a comprehensive framework that elucidates the continuities and discontinuities between colonial and contemporary governance structures in Tanzania. This framework highlights how historical continuities and discontinuities in governance structures continue to affect contemporary challenges such as decentralization efforts and accountability mechanisms. Policy recommendations should consider the need for inclusive and participatory reforms that address both historical legacies and current needs, fostering sustainable development and good governance in Tanzania.
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