Incentivising youth to pursue commercial agriculture
A recent article on IPPmedia.com highlights an exciting program that supports Tanzanian young entrepreneurs and agribusiness owners with training, finance…
Fredros Okumu talks about mosquitoes at TED
Via TED Talks: What do we really know about mosquitoes? Fredros Okumu catches and studies these disease-carrying insects for a…
Five questions with Neema Komba on writing
“I truly believe that writing can change the world, because many times over, I have been changed by great writing.”
10 free resources for learning how to code
If you can think logically and understand how code works, you will be better prepared for dealing with automation.
The Great Hack (Netflix film)
From the Netflix channel on YouTube: They took your data. Then they took control. The Great Hack uncovers the dark…
NUHA Blogging Prizes 2019 accepting essays on images
This year’s prize includes images that young writers can base their opinions on!
Why SADC is in Dar-es-Salaam this week
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is in Dar-es-Salaam from 5th to 18th August 2019 for the 4th Industrialisation Week and the 39th Ordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government.
Being a bedroom entrepreneur
A bedroom entrepreneur is someone who runs an online business out of the comfort of their home.
New School Learning – How to Improve Your Learning
One’s learning style is the method they use as an individual in learning. It could be visual, audio, written, or practical experience.
Get to know your boss, says Murtaza
We all face issues at work, and getting along with our boss is a big one. Here’s advice from a management trainer.
Be an entrepreneur
Let us dive in, and see if we have what it takes to be an entrepreneur!
The documents you need to start a business in Tanzania
Contrary to what you might have heard, it’s not difficult to get started as a sole business owner in Tanzania.
Five questions with Dr. Askwar Hilonga
Dr. Askwar Hilonga is the Tanzanian scientist behind a new water filtration system that is affordable and promises to save lives.
Kuwa Kijana and other books on puberty
Grow and Know has published books on puberty and sex that can be read by young people, or used in schools.
Schooling and Education – Be Educated Rather Than Schooled
There is a difference between going to school and being educated. While education is broad and on a worldwide scale,…
Driving at Work; Focus on Safe Drivers
The world experiences one death every 24 seconds due to road traffic crashes. How do we change?
Event: Charity Concert on 1st Dec 2018 in Dar
Pianist Afraaz Mulji will perform a piano fusion program and his set.
Five questions with Noa Ubongo’s Matrona Mwacha
“The main purpose was to teach these girls soft skills, including entrepreneurship, so that they could improve their livelihoods”
Five questions with Afraaz Mulji
An ambitious and creative young musician and curator from Dar-es-Salaam.
Five questions with Ziyaan Virji
Founder of Accessible and Affordable Sanitation for Women (AASW)
5 questions with Tuko Pamoja’s Arzoo Rajpar
Tuko Pamoja aims to dismantle the stigma and plight against People with albinism in Tanzania.
An analysis of the Pepsi ad featuring Kendall Jenner
A review of a recent Pepsi ad that received public backlash.
My journey (student poem)
A poem from a student at the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa
Why Governments Are Afraid Of Bitcoin: Article Review
A review of one author’s perspective on cyber currency and Government.
5 Questions With Ejaz Bhalloo
We got to know Ejaz Bhalloo, an outspoken student who lectures on Religion, Politics and Humanity.
Solutions4Surgery competition
Win up to $5,000 and build your network in surgical services.
NUHA blogging prize 2018
This year’s price offers up to $2,400 with awards for teachers and schools.
Let us all be Bayesian
On October 16th, 2017, the Washington, D.C.-based opinion polling research organization, Pew Research Center, released its latest research report that…
Queen of Katwe and the Danger of the Single Story
On a recent bumpy flight from Entebbe to New York City, I finally had the privilege of watching Mira Nair‘s Queen…
On becoming African
Never knew what it meant to be African, until I left Africa, when I became African In Africa, Nigeria was…