EYAKUZE: Will we go back to civil discourse after election trolling? I have had cause to wonder at the language being used and the messages being delivered. You can avoid cursing and still be mean spirited.
ULIMWENGU: It’s obvious our poll chiefs can’t referee Tanzanian authorities have categorically refused to see the logic that those who conduct elections must be seen to be fair and balanced.
NDERITU: Sometimes a common language binds communities Strong bonds have sometimes been created by language.
Botswana schools to teach Kiswahili Botswana's Minister of Basic Education says Swahili language will be introduced in schools in future.
EYAKUZE: Why shut media then expect it to legitimise govt? People shall sing and send smoke signals if needs be. Not all artists can be bought.
Eco-fashion takes over the catwalk at Stara show Zero waste clothing designs took over the catwalk at Tanzania's annual Stara Fashion Show.
EAC calls for sanctions on Burundi, S.Sudan By August 4, South Sudan owed the East African Community more than $24 million and Burundi $6.5 million.
BUWEMBO: Conmen of Kampala speak a lot of English Speaking or having “a lot of English” in Kampala today simply means being a conman.
Xenson: Making elbow room for the arts Samson Ssenkaaba aka Xenson, the fine artist, musician, filmmaker and poet speaks of passion for all things art.
Deadline extended for Uganda short film competition Filmmakers are required to make five-minute or less short films on the theme "This is Uganda".
