Talaka
Kila kukicha siasa ya Bongo inakuletea jipya; baya zaidi kuliko lililopita.
Social media platforms and revolutions
Author Malcolm Gladwell disagrees with the assessment of social media’s role in the Middle East uprisings.
An evening with the JF-guys
“There is literary a post published every second during peak-hours…”
Ukiwezeshwa unaweza; usipowezeshwa je?
Usisubiri kuwezeshwa; jiwezeshe kwani mwenyewe unaweza!
Who is Gaddafi?
An answer in 2 minutes and 32 seconds…
Five Questions with Sule Mudi… aka Dowans
Mhariri wa tovuti hii aliitwa kwenye kikao cha faragha kilichokuwa na kusudi la kusafisha jina “Dowans” nchini.
Nyumba Moja, Katiba Moja
“Bila kuathiri sheria za nchi, kila mtu yuko huru kuwa na maoni yoyote na kutoa nje mawazo yake, na kutafuta, kupokea na kutoa habari na dhana zozote kupitia chombo chochote bila ya kujali mipaka ya nchi, na pia ana uhuru wa mawasiliano yake kutoingiliwa kati.”
The Community of Tahrir Square
Life in and around Tahrir Square.
Uchambuzi: Fid Q – Propaganda (III)
Wanaoishi ili wale wana bunduki; wanaokula ili waishi wana mawe. Wanaokula ili waishi watoke vipi?
Good Manners in the Age of WikiLeaks
Is the debate around wikileaks raising the right questions? In a recent essay published in the London Review of Books, philosopher Slavoj Žižek – the elvis of cultural theory – explains.
Uchambuzi: Fid Q – Propaganda (I)
Zoezi rasmi la kuchambua tungo bora zenye nasaha kwa jamii linaanza kwa uchambuzi wa wimbo wa Fareed Kubanda ‘Propaganda’. Tuzame kwenye ushairi pamoja, halafu tuone tutaibuka na nini.
Revolt?
Take a look at this…
A Dangerous Precedent?
Power sharing agreements are starting to become a chronic solution to contested elections in Africa. This sets a dangerous precedent especially in a year with at least ten elections in Africa.
WikiRebels: A WikiLeaks Documentary
Where is the secretive organization heading? Stronger than ever, or broken by the US? Who is Assange: champion of freedom, spy or rapist? What are his objectives? What are the consequences for the internet?
Filling in leadership void
Individuals can acquire the skills by learning.
So what does independence really mean to you?
Kiranga shares his reflections on the 49th anniversary of Tanganyika’s independence. Wait. What independence?
A quietly divided nation
The dynamics of Tanzania’s recent national and Presidential elections, highlighting divisions that national political leaders have more many years sought to obscure.
Uchaguzi 2010: Wamelinda kura
Makala ya tatu na ya mwisho kuhusu mchakato wa Uchaguzi Mkuu inajadili kwa kifupi visa na mikasa kwenye majimbo kadhaa.
What happens after JK?
The election outcome is certain, what is uncertain is the post-2015 period.
Mjadala wa Bongoradio: Kuelekea Uchaguzi Mkuu Tanzania 2010
Bongoradio recently aired a public dialogue on issues of the upcoming Tanzania’s Elections. Tanzanians all over the world tuned in and called the station to share their opinions on the matter.
If this country burns
This one will make you think really really hard!
General Idi Amin Dada
On his Golan Heights ambitions.
Kugombea uongozi ni kilevi kipya?
Kiranga, our guest contributer examines the vacuum in competent leadership that exists in our society.
Brain drain good for Africa?
NYU economist Yaw Nyarko discusses his work on the African brain drain with World Vision Report
Kupiga kura ni ufala?
Angalia hii video mara mbili, halafu uliza wenzako kama wanadhani kupiga kura ni ufala.
On colloquialism, the genesis of an incoherent non-policy politics (II)
Part II of Kiranga’s essay
Tunawasilisha TZelect: Chombo cha Ushahidi
Tunafanyia kazi chombo cha Ushahidi ili kurahisisha zoezi zima la kuweka kwenye ramani mawazo na uzoefu wa vijana wakati wa Uchaguzi Mkuu Tanzania 2010.
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.