Transforming Tanzanian economy by imparting entrepreneurial spirit to its people
Ujasiriamali ni biashara za uchuuzi tu? Emmanuel ametutumia makala hii kuhusu ujasiriamali.
Sophia, a young mother
Video hii fupi inaibua maswali na kuchochea mjadala kuhusu mambo yanayowatokea vijana wengi katika jamii.
Are our children learning? An Uwezo report
A much-needed study illustrates the urgent need for reform in Tanzania’s education policies.
SEI Records presents “Hali Halis”
Bongo flava artists Nas Wakitaa feat. Stiuz R&B, Mad P, and Dr. O team up to put this sampler out, courtesy of SEI Records.
Hatuna kiongozi
…pale maji yanapotufika shingoni Vijana wa Tanzania. Hii makala iliandikwa Aprili 12, 2010; wakati ‘vuguvugu’ la siasa bado halijaanza. Sijabadilisha hata neno moja.
Waraka wa wazi kwa Nakaaya
Nadhani tutaweza kukutumia vizuri zaidi kwenye mapinduzi tunayotaka kuyaleta Tanzania.
Mdahalo: Baregu v. Kinana
BBC recently aired a debate between the campaign manager of CHADEMA Prof. Baregu and that of CCM, Abdulrahman Kinana. Kiranga our guest contributor projects his views.
Five Questions with Kiranga from JamiiForums
Kiranga is an avid member of JamiiForums – Tanzania’s foremost online discussion portal – where he is noted for his unique analysis and thought-provoking arguments. We sought his views on various matters important to our audience.
Unajua kipaji chako?
Kipawa kilicholelewa na kukua vizuri hakiwezi kufichwa na vichaka.
A bottom-up approach
The creation of a developed Tanzanian nation must resonate with addressing the needs of its citizens whose economic activities contribute the largest in her GDP.
Tunahitaji watoto wanasiasa?
We ought to look beyond the indoctrination of our children with party-politics.
Hivi tunakielewa Kiswahili
Labda tunahitaji mwongozo wa “Mzee Kifimbo Cheza.”
Mambo gani haya
Niambieni jamani, maana’ke hizi ni mbwembwe au?
Why Tanzanian music artists have it hard
Music seems to be one of a few languages of the world, but what is really happening behind the scenes to those that speak it?
January
Utafahamu fika mtu fulani anajua kitu anachokifanya baada ya kusalimiana naye tu!
The making of a nation: 100 years later
Reflections and lessons – Thinking about the future? Want to be part of a greater Tanzania of 2061?
Watoto wa Mererani
(w. English subtitles) Tuliosikia tu yanayoendelea Mererani, tunajua hali halisi ilivyokuwa?
The knowledge factory
Dar es Salaam is to host Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa’s (CODESRIA) 3rd Annual The Guy Mhone Conference on Development in December.
Nini dhambi
Hivi, mbona huu wimbo haupewi heshima inayostahili?
Hebu tupandishe bei ya umeme
Hayo ndio maneno ya Tanesco kwa Watanzania. Mimi sio mchumi, kwahiyo ningependa kusikia maoni ya wataalamu kwenye hili suala.
Essay competition for TZ secondary school students
If you are a secondary school student looking for a way to fund your education, this is a solid opportunity to polish off those writing skills.
Remember the airport shuttle idea?
An airport shuttle service is already working in Dar.
Local startups get a boost
An angel investment fund and business incubator based in San Francisco is working with the government to setup a local incubator in Dar es Salaam.
Bahari Beach
Baada ya kuona Kigamboni itakuwaje baada ya miaka 20, angalieni mpango wa Bahari Beach.
Kigamboni
New Dar City Center.
More than fieldwork
An “interesting” read by Judith Sitters, an ETH Doctoral student, who went to a place other people can only dream about… Tanzania.
Five Questions with DarSketches’ Sarah Markes
Sarah Markes runs the DarSketches blog, which aims to preserve the sights of Dar-es-Salaam’s old buildings and streets through art and literature. We caught up with her to ask her about her work.
Safari ya urafiki
An upcoming feature documentary about a young man who returns home to Tanzania to rediscover his identity after an 8 year absence in America.
Mnanda
Nilikuwa nasita kuweka hii filamu fupi hapa kwa sababu mbalimbali. Niambieni, kwanini mnanda au mchiriku haupewi nafasi kubwa?
Why are we so slow?
Why are Tanzanians so slow? It takes so long to do something so small, no matter where you are in this country!