TEDxDar 2011 was held yesterday at the National Museum in Ilala. The speakers ranged from musicians, a politician, a scientist, an educator, a journalist, a former athlete and more. Here is a brief summary of what happened.
Book Week Festival for 2011 is taking place at Tanganyika Library from November 23rd – 26th from 8.30 am – 5.00 pm.
A policy dialogue on 50 years of Independence: reflecting on the state of education and literacy in Tanzania, now and beyond.
I look at the inputs and outputs of the Tanzanian economy in an attempt to contemplate on what has become of it.
Maoni kuhusu mashoga kwenye jamii nayo yanaruhusiwa na yanakaribishwa kwa moyo mkunjufu, ingawa makala inawalenga zaidi viongozi wa nchi yetu ili kujaribu kuwekeza kwenye maendeleo endelevu.
I look at the inputs and outputs of the Tanzanian economy in an attempt to contemplate on what has become of it.
Upi ni wakati muafaka wa kutumikia wana wa nchi! Ujanani au uzeeni?
All of you by now have seen, read and simply been overwhelmed with images, videos and commentary from the pundits, laymen and goons alike about the life and death of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. Here is another goon’s take on the issue.
The Mo Ibrahim Prize is not going to solve Africa’s leadership and good governance gap, but it is a start. Why shouldn’t we embrace it?
The American Embassy and TanSAO present: Opportunities for Further Education Abroad, a series of seminars in Dar-es-Salaam hosting a wide selection of university representatives from North America.
Most people are interested in having easy access to government-related information; how are our government websites doing?
Meet Amil, currently a filmmaking student, but someone who has already made telling documentaries in Tanzania and plans on doing it a lot more in the near future.
The media has slipped to a point of convincing people of how unreliable they just might be.
Tulifundishwa kuwapinga maadui hawa kwa nguvu zote maana maendeleo yetu, ya nchi yetu na ya watu wetu yanategemea sana ushindi wetu dhidi ya maadui hawa.
Saidia Zanzibar (www.saidiazanzibar.org) is an emergency fundraising website, to provide caring members of the public, in Zanzibar and the world at large, with a framework to commit some of their time and money for the assistance of those tragically affected by the disaster.
When we read cables released by WikiLeaks, we should know who wrote them and for what purpose.
A review and analysis of Eliaichi Kimaro’s insightful documentary “A Lot Like You”
Parapanda Theatre Lab & Gothenburg City Theatre present: Antigone
Pernille Bærendtsen will launch a small exhibition with photos from Tanzania at the Ujamaa Gallery on Thursday, 25th August.
The Tanzania Youth Bank (YTB) begins operations in January 2012.
The Tanzania Youth Entrepreneurship Summit will be held on 29th and 30th September 2011 at Ubungo Plaza in Dar-es-Salaam.
Langa na Kala Pina waongelea matumizi ya madawa ya kulevya na athari zake katika kipindi cha Njia Panda cha Clouds FM.
A recap of what happened at D3, Dar’s first software developers challenge (hackathon).
The Startup Tanzania team are continuing the tech momentum with the first developer’s competition this weekend.
An analysis of Tanzania’s current fuel strike relative to Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics.
Pen&Mic III happens tonight at Saffron Restaurant, Nyerere Road, DSM from 7.30pm to 11.30pm.