Maswali matano na Joseph Taifa
Joseph Taifa Sanga ni mhandisi na mwanzilishi wa Taifa Innovations ambao ni wavumbuzi na watengenezaji wa vifaa mbalimbali vya kibunifu…
Five questions with Lisa Baraba
Lisa Baraba is a content expert and entrepreneur based in Dar-es-Salaam. She has worked with several organisations including Amana Bank,…
Maswali matano na Dr. Daniel Maeda
Ni miezi sita tangu ugonjwa wa COVID-19 ulipoibuka jijini Wuhan nchini China, mnamo December 2019. Leo hii COVID-19 – yaani…
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)
5 questions with Tuko Pamoja’s Arzoo Rajpar
Tuko Pamoja aims to dismantle the stigma and plight against People with albinism in Tanzania.
5 Questions With Ejaz Bhalloo
We got to know Ejaz Bhalloo, an outspoken student who lectures on Religion, Politics and Humanity.
One on one with a social entrepreneur
“My final goal is to create an incubator in Comoros Islands.”
Q&A with Caylee Talpert
Deputy Director for Pears Program talks to Vijana FM about the Israeli experience in Rwanada’s tech space.
Five questions with Ng’ang’a Muchiri
“We need systems of governance that take into account community input regarding any major development sponsored by the state.”
Q&A with Julia Cumes
Vijana FM in Rwanda talks to Julia Cumes, a professional photographer from South Africa.
Five questions with Laterite’s Sachin Gathani
Laterite is a research firm currently operating in Rwanda, Malawi and Burundi. It is primarily run by young people, so…
Five questions with Dunda’s Zaka
“I think when people get to the basics of issues without camouflage, they become efficient.”
Five questions with the “Shoeshine” director
“As a child character who has yet to be exposed to all the contradictions, politics and desires of Dar-es-Salaam city, [Tambwe] is literally in the buffer zone. He is neither victim nor victor.”
Young people doing it big in Tanzania: Wabantu Juice Company on the rise to create youth employment
They are setting a new trend of thinking, creating jobs for themselves and for others, and are living proof that we can make it if we try.
Malia Carine takes her hit music to her motherland
The talented singer has been performing in various entertainment events at different venues in Kigali.
Five [7] questions with Chi Achebe on the Anzisha Prize
Our latest interview is with the Program Manager of the African Leadership Academy, Chidinma, who manages the Anzisha Prize and who is also Chinua Achebe’s grand niece!
Five Questions with Marika Mura
We recently had a chance to interview Marika Mura, a PhD candidate (University of Warwick) who is focusing on food security and farmers perspectives in Tanzania.
The most influential man you’ve never heard of
Guest author Mieke van Dixhoorn had an opportunity back in April 2012 to interview Jamila Raqib, Executive Director of the Albert Einstein Institute founded by an architect of non-violent revolution, Gene Sharp.
Podcasting East Africa Today
The podcasts aim to examine past, present and future regional challenges via interviews with stakeholders hosted by Ahmed Salim.
Maswali Matano Kuhusu Tuzo ya Nobel ya Fiziolojia na Tiba
Ugunduzi kubadili chembechembe hai ya aina yoyote ili iwe na uwezo wa kujibadili kuwa aina nyingine, umewapatia Sir John Gordon na Prof. Shinya Yamanaka tuzo ya Nobel ya Fiziolojia na Tiba ya mwaka 2012. Tunamhoji Daniel Maeda ili atueleze kwa kina kuhusu teknlojia hii.
Five questions with journalists
How do media houses control the kind of content we read, hear or watch after it has been created by the original authors? I asked five journalists working in the Tanzanian print industry about their experiences with the editorial process.
Study abroad – Tanzanian students’ perspectives
Today we learn of a journey from St. Francis Girls Secondary School to Jacobs University.
Five questions on the State of East Africa 2012
In April 2012, the Society for International Development launched a report, The State of East Africa: Deepening Integration, Intensifying Challenges. We asked co-author Ahmed Salim (who also writes for Vijana FM) five questions about the report.
Five questions with the Tanzania Heritage Project’s Rebecca
Find out about the initiative that is digitizing Tanzanian audio archives from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Five questions with Rahim Fazal
“Competition is a sign of validation. It should never stop you – infact it should encourage you to continue pursuing whatever it is you’re trying to achieve.” Interview by Razeen Jivani.
Five Questions with Wavuti’s Subi
We have been fortunate to cross-post an interview with Wavuti founder Subi Nukta, whose website regularly attracts knowledge seekers of all ages.
Five Questions with Dr. Caren Diehl
For our next interview, we caught up with Dr. Caren Diehl, who is by profession a sport psychologlist.
Five Questions with SaRaha
Sara Lundström aka SaRaha ni msanii anayefanya kazi zake kwenye studio za Usanii Production.