Results from Poll #10 and beyond
Most voters agreed that Tanzania is a secular state.
Results from Poll #9
2/3 voters felt news media in Tanzania is very subjective. What do you think?
Results from Poll #8
Most voters expressed that, in some ways, doctors can work with traditional healers. What ways might these be?
Results from Poll #7
Most voters agreed that governance rankings do help Tanzania’s development.
Results from Poll #6
All voters agreed we should discuss religious diversity, and most expressed that we can do it anywhere.
Results from Poll #5
Most voters thought that development needs to be the focus of East African leadership rather than democracy.
Results from Poll #4
Most respondents felt that Tanzania should join the East African common currency (if and when there is one). Up for discussion now is the question of why she should join, and how a common currency would affect the economy.
Results from Poll #3
Most respondents felt that Tanzania’s past is “somewhat important” to building her future. What, then, should we pay attention to? What should we ignore?
Results from Poll #2
Results indicate that we had 16 responses, most of whom voted that both, Swahili and English, should be the languages of instruction in public secondary schools.
Results from Poll #1
Results indicate that we had 10 respondents (thanks, folks!): None voted “No”, 10% voted “I’m not sure”, 40% voted “Possibly”, 50% voted “Yes”.
Polling at Vijana FM
We’re excited to introduce a new polling project at Vijana FM that aims at conducting research among our website visitors. The project will consist of asking one question every week in the sidebar that relates to topics we blog about.