Bahati was born and raised in Tanzania, and then moved to California to pursue his college education. He graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and a minor in Sociology. Bahati expects to be doing his Masters in African Studies in the near future. He is currently working on starting a t-shirt business and a possible publication of some of his writings. One thing that Bahati cannot live without is music, specifically Hip Hop & Bongoflava which he argues are both the voice of the youth today, and is excited to look into how Bongoflava can be a source of further entrepreneurship among the youth in Tanzania. Bahati believes that Bongoflava can help to reduce poverty in Tanzania, as can a more collective effort among key players.
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Interesting Tamthilia. There are places (rural villages) where they screen for free on a projector such episodes for the community.
…Quite educative…proper for mass education. I wonder if the people in Tanzanian villages receive these kind of information. A few years back it used to happen.
Interesting Tamthilia. There are places (rural villages) where they screen for free on a projector such episodes for the community.
…Quite educative…proper for mass education. I wonder if the people in Tanzanian villages receive these kind of information. A few years back it used to happen.