Shanta interviews Uwezo’s Rakesh
The urgent need for reform in Tanzania’s education policies.
Carbon Emissions: Think Africa
Let us be a little more aware when it comes to our lifestyles. We can live sustainably. The question is, are we ready to make the shift, for the sake of our continent and our future?
If this country burns
This one will make you think really really hard!
Swahili Labs
Because the future belongs to those who prepare for it today.
Uwazi: Is the capitation grant working?
Is the Tanzanian government’s money to cover free primary education going where it is meant to go?
Uwazi: Analyzing the PETS for secondary education
Are current investments in Tanzanian education yielding their expected outcomes? Yesterday we posted Uwazi’s primary education study. Today we post their secondary education study.
General Idi Amin Dada
On his Golan Heights ambitions.
Uwazi: Broken promises in primary education
Are current investments in Tanzanian education yielding their expected outcomes?
Brain drain good for Africa?
NYU economist Yaw Nyarko discusses his work on the African brain drain with World Vision Report
A nurse’s tale
The 48 year old mother left behind family and friends in Ghana to seek work as a nurse in the UK.
People and Power
In April 1994, the world watched in horror as the central African state of Rwanda tore itself apart.
On colloquialism, the genesis of an incoherent non-policy politics (II)
Part II of Kiranga’s essay
Presenting TZelect: Powered and inspired by Ushahidi
We are working on a tool powered by Ushahidi to map youth ideas, thoughts, and experiences on the 2010 elections in Tanzania.
On colloquialism, the genesis of an incoherent non-policy politics (I)
Political parties and practical, coherent ideologies
Five Questions with Mikocheni Report’s Elsie Eyakuze
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’re invited: Street Level (an exhibit)
You are invited to Street Level, an exhibition on November 3rd 2010 of paintings and drawings by Sarah Markes inspired by Dar-es-Salaam.
Transforming Tanzanian economy by imparting entrepreneurial spirit to its people
Ujasiriamali ni biashara za uchuuzi tu? Emmanuel ametutumia makala hii kuhusu ujasiriamali.
The First Grader
Not only this is an inspiration, but also an African story of redemption.
Mixtape – Flava Vol 2
Akundaeli presents Flava Vol 2 mixtape, with new music from Diamond, Sajna, AY, Mwana-FA, Ray C, Chegge,Tip-Top Connection and many more.
Same old people in the Government
Are we a whining nation? Why do we see the same old people in the government?
Aid agencies in Africa
Applaud achievers but keep wanna-be’s in check!
Warren Buffett and Jay Z
Warren Buffett and Jay Z may come from different backgrounds, but they have one thing in common: successful entrepreneurs.
Are our children learning? An Uwezo report
A much-needed study illustrates the urgent need for reform in Tanzania’s education policies.
SriBuo presents: IWAN and Natty Borax
Join SriBuo, our Ghanaian media partner, as it presents IWAN’s maiden album “My time” and Natty Borax’s “Odo bew dee”.
Time to get it right
To whom it may concern.
SEI Records presents “Hali Halis”
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.
Lament of the departed
Mjomba Mrisho Mpoto, hii ni kwa ajili yako. Tunakuombea upate faraja kwenye kipindi hiki kigumu.
Our site is now mobile-friendly
Vijana FM’s website is now (clearly) viewable on mobile devices.
Nothing is the same
(w. English subtitles) Inspire. Educate. Entertain.
Mdahalo: Baregu v. Kinana
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.