The 5 Facets of Being Unstoppable, by Miranda Naiman
There is no way you can miss the name Miranda Naiman on your list of superwomen, especially in business.
The Innovation Week in Dar es Salaam, Rising Questions and Key Takeaways
The Innovation Week is Tanzania’s largest event held each year in Tanzania that aims to bring together technology industry players and leaders to promote innovation in the country.
Vijana FM is 10 years old
Exactly 10 years after our first post on Blogger, we are humbled by the support, enthusiasm and prospects of East…
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…
Being a bedroom entrepreneur
A bedroom entrepreneur is someone who runs an online business out of the comfort of their home.
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.
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 Ziyaan Virji
Founder of Accessible and Affordable Sanitation for Women (AASW)
Solutions4Surgery competition
Win up to $5,000 and build your network in surgical services.
We can use phones to access insurance (via The Citizen)
Mobile technology serves as the perfect mechanism for collecting and managing premiums from people residing in remote areas.
With meagre wages, product prices in Tanzania are too high
High prices for basic consumption goods mean low savings and inability to meet one’s daily expenses at an older age, post retirement.
One on one with a social entrepreneur
“My final goal is to create an incubator in Comoros Islands.”
Rwanda can reap from Internet of Things, say experts
Internet of Things, a technology trend that involves connected devices solving problems is gaining increasing popularity in Africa.
Q&A with Caylee Talpert
Deputy Director for Pears Program talks to Vijana FM about the Israeli experience in Rwanada’s tech space.
Q&A with Jessica Colaço
“The tech ecosystem is in East Africa is […] still in its nascent stages but we have made leapfrogs, especially in mobile and web.”
Business competition for schools
The School Enterprise Challenge is an international business competition that seeks to support tomorrow’s entrepreneurs.
Tech students compete in a global innovation challenge
Youth group Agristars wins Microsoft software competition with a tool that analyzes soil.
10 reasons why power rationing makes little sense
Reason number 1: Rationing reduces citizens’ productivity.
When you think of technology
When you think of the next big thing, why don’t you to think of me?
Ajenda ya Vijana na msingi wa Katiba Mpya
Ni muhimu sana kwa vijana kuweka tofauti zao pembeni — mathalani tofauti za kiitikadi za kisiasa — na kuungana pamoja kuhakikisha wanang’amua ajenda zao kama kundi na kuzisimamia ipasavyo katika mchakato unaoendelea kuelekea uandikaji wa katiba mpya nchini.
Vijana Nguvu ya Mabadiliko
Katika makala haya tatawamulika vijana kupitia mtazamo wa falsafa ya “vijana nguvu ya mabadiliko” na kuchambua kwa kina juu ya msukumo binafsi wa kijana wa Kitanzania juu ya uhitaji wake wa mabadiliko na nafasi yake katika kuleta na kuendeleza hayo mabadiliko.