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…
Google My Activity (via TeknoKona.com)
Fahamu na Kufuta vyote ufanyavyo vilivyounganishwa na Google
Magufuli and Social Media- Is Jamii Forums Africa’s WikiLeaks?
Academics need to take note of ordinary Tanzanians leveraging social media for change.
NUHA blogging prize 2016 (deadline Sunday)
Three age categories, fantastic new topics! Offers a great opportunity to exercise media skills.
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.
Shootings in the US- The Missing Narrative
I am surprised that we are surprised every time these tragic events happen. Unfortunately, we shouldn’t be. Without tackling the…
Brexit: The Morning After
I was one of many who were surprised (to put it mildly) by the Brexit. However, we need to move…
A chat from Edinburgh: Foreign Aid, Zanzibar and Self-reliance debate in Tanzania
For those following Tanzanian politics, you would be aware of a United States government aid agency, the Millennium Challenge Corporation…
Can a single test solve Tanzania’s low-employability problem?
Tanzania’s most popular jobs site launches a hiring drive.
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.
Last day for “Impose/Expose: Art Revealing Space”
A public art exhibition that will take place across the city centre of Dar es Salaam.
Five questions with ANZA’s Comfort Badaru
“People create spaces and spaces can very easily determine how people can interact with it”
Five questions on Aisha (2015)
Aisha is an upcoming film (October 2016) co-produced by Uzikwasa and Kijiweni Productions.
NUHA Blogging Prize 2015
Now accepting entries to the 2015 Blogging Prize. Deadline: 18th October.
Tech camp to boost girls, teachers ICT skills
As Rwanda aspires to become a technology driven economy and society, high quality ICT education will potentially play a key…
Woman Scream 2015
Every year in the month of March, poets all over the world join hands to fight gender based violence through…
Beauty Salons and the Beast
On view 7-Feb to 7-Mar 2015,organized by Rehema Chachage and Jan van Esch
Skills gap weighs down ICT sector
Rwanda’s ICT sector needs more than 13,000 qualified and skilled human resources in various areas.
2015 Can we change?
Can we look for vision instead of empathy?
Ebola, because Africa matters
We invest in Africa by sustaining its resources and protecting its people.
Above the law
Here I was, at 7:30am on a Monday morning during rush hour, hand cuffed for an offence I did not commit.
The American Dream, The African Challenge
The African challenge is there to be defeated and not to defeat us.
A Cup Half Full
As the curtain is about to close on 2014, the drama on stage is far from over. From blackout in…
Is Our Waiting Finally Over?
[fullwidth_text alt_background=”none” width=”3/4″ el_position=”first”] If you only had time to see one exhibition in Dar es Salaam this year, 8…
How contemporary is Tanzanian Art?
Originally presented as a panel presentation by the author To call a spade a spade Above works are extracts from…
99 Problems, Ebola Ain’t One
This past Sunday, October 19th, Nipashe reported on a possible Ebola case in Mwanza‘s Sengerema district. The patient, Salome Richard,…