- Increased access to information and communication technologies: Globalisation has led to the increased availability of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in Tanzania, such as mobile phones and the internet. This has made it easier for Tanzanians to stay connected with friends and family, access information and services, and participate in global discussions.
- Increased trade and investment: Globalisation has led to increased trade and investment in Tanzania, which has boosted the country's economy and created jobs. This has improved the living standards of many Tanzanians and helped to reduce poverty.
- Increased cultural diversity: Globalisation has led to increased cultural diversity in Tanzania, as people from different countries and cultures have come to live and work in the country. This has enriched the Tanzanian culture and made it more vibrant and diverse.
- Increased opportunities for education and employment: Globalisation has led to increased opportunities for education and employment for Tanzanians, as they are now able to access educational institutions and job markets in other countries. This has helped to improve the skills and knowledge of Tanzanians and has made them more competitive in the global job market.
Negative effects:
- Increased inequality: Globalisation has led to increased inequality in Tanzania, as the benefits of globalisation have been unevenly distributed. The rich have become richer, while the poor have become poorer.
- Increased environmental degradation: Globalisation has led to increased environmental degradation in Tanzania, as the increased demand for resources and land has led to deforestation, pollution, and other environmental problems.
- Increased cultural homogenisation: Globalisation has led to increased cultural homogenisation in Tanzania, as the spread of Western culture has led to the decline of traditional Tanzanian culture.
- Increased social problems: Globalisation has led to increased social problems in Tanzania, such as crime, drug use, and prostitution. This has made it more difficult for Tanzanians to live safe and secure lives.
