Some of us might have come across her unique political articles on The East African; some through her blog the Mikocheni Report… We caught up with her to ask her about her blog, Tanzanian media and youths.
You are invited to Street Level, an exhibition on November 3rd 2010 of paintings and drawings by Sarah Markes inspired by Dar-es-Salaam.
Ujasiriamali ni biashara za uchuuzi tu? Emmanuel ametutumia makala hii kuhusu ujasiriamali.
Shukrani kwa waliojitolea kutafsiri taarifa muhimu kwa ajili ya wanaozungumza Kiswahili.
Akundaeli presents Flava Vol 2 mixtape, with new music from Diamond, Sajna, AY, Mwana-FA, Ray C, Chegge,Tip-Top Connection and many more.
Are we a whining nation? Why do we see the same old people in the government?
Warren Buffett and Jay Z may come from different backgrounds, but they have one thing in common: successful entrepreneurs.
Video hii fupi inaibua maswali na kuchochea mjadala kuhusu mambo yanayowatokea vijana wengi katika jamii.
A much-needed study illustrates the urgent need for reform in Tanzania’s education policies.
Join SriBuo, our Ghanaian media partner, as it presents IWAN’s maiden album “My time” and Natty Borax’s “Odo bew dee”.
Bongo flava artists Nas Wakitaa feat. Stiuz R&B, Mad P, and Dr. O team up to put this sampler out, courtesy of SEI Records.
…pale maji yanapotufika shingoni Vijana wa Tanzania. Hii makala iliandikwa Aprili 12, 2010; wakati ‘vuguvugu’ la siasa bado halijaanza. Sijabadilisha hata neno moja.
Mjomba Mrisho Mpoto, hii ni kwa ajili yako. Tunakuombea upate faraja kwenye kipindi hiki kigumu.
Nadhani tutaweza kukutumia vizuri zaidi kwenye mapinduzi tunayotaka kuyaleta Tanzania.
BBC recently aired a debate between the campaign manager of CHADEMA Prof. Baregu and that of CCM, Abdulrahman Kinana. Kiranga our guest contributor projects his views.
Kiranga is an avid member of JamiiForums – Tanzania’s foremost online discussion portal – where he is noted for his unique analysis and thought-provoking arguments. We sought his views on various matters important to our audience.
Kennedy Odede, founder of Shining Hope for Communities, discusses what motivates his ground-focussed work.
The creation of a developed Tanzanian nation must resonate with addressing the needs of its citizens whose economic activities contribute the largest in her GDP.
We ought to look beyond the indoctrination of our children with party-politics.
The best teachers and schools do not exist where they are needed most. Can work-group computers help?
(w. Englist subtitles) Ujumbe, nasaha, hali halisi; ubunifu, vipaji, taaluma; ubora, umakini na kupenda kazi. Haya ndio matokeo yake.