Five Questions with Kleenair CNG
This post was updated on 9th October 2024. Vijana FM recently had the opportunity to interview Adnan Mohamed, CEO for…
Tanlessko: Decreasing productivity with class
Who wants to get things done these days? Especially in Tanzania? This land has equatorial weather. It deserves to be enjoyed like our ancestor Lucy enjoyed it. Our primary goal is to lessen peoples’ productivity so we can all sit around and appreciate basic nothingness.
Spitting on Marshall
An analysis of Tanzania’s current fuel strike relative to Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics.
The Deafening Silence
Democratic government is supposed to bring about, more or less, the wants of the people. Tanzanian democracy should be no different. The problem with the Tanzanian people, however, is that they do not always know what they want.
Chausiku: It’s complicated
Mpenzi Chausiku, I miss the candle light dinners, how romantic that was. But today I lit the candles to see my way around the house at night.
Tanzania na tatizo la umeme
Mchangiaji wa tovuti hii, Sakura, ameamua kuhoji mfumuko wa bei ya umeme. Na Serikali nayo inaulizwa kama ina haki ya kuingilia maamuzi husika…
A little humor on our electricity woes
The cartoons say it all…
Five Questions with Sule Mudi… aka Dowans
Mhariri wa tovuti hii aliitwa kwenye kikao cha faragha kilichokuwa na kusudi la kusafisha jina “Dowans” nchini.
The role of energy in economic growth
A summary of (the role of electrical) energy (in) and economic growth as surveyed by David I. Stern.
The curious case of electricity dearth in Tanzania
Tanzania produces about 761 MW, just 16.2% of the country’s potential of hydropower electricity!
Lighting up a community in Tanzania
Folks at Vijana FM have been widely interested in alternative energy strategies for application in low-income settings. Carbon X Energy is doing just this.
Uranium in Tanzania: Resource or curse?
Will uranium mining be a natural resource or curse to Tanzania?
Renewable energy for a sustainable future
Can the energy market in East Africa be expanded?
Mwamlonzo solar power project
Searching for alternatives.
Green Cooking in Tanzania
A new greener, cleaner, and cheaper “rocket stove” is competing with the traditional three-stone stove in Mwamgongo.
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