Mpeketoni: Get on with finding out who and why In the real world — not the world of political fantasy and instrumentalisation of ethnicity — the inadequacy of steps taken in the aftermath is also clarifying.
Travelling hopefully with Kyalo In abstract art, less is more. And Justus Kyalo certainly gives you less.
East Africa skills base warning over unfit graduates Half of university graduates in East Africa are ill-prepared for the job market.
Three govt/two govt fracas sucking all the air out of our political conversation Twaweza launched a report this week on the findings from what they claim to be a statistically robust survey of Tanzanians’ views on the current draft of the new constitution.
Fiasco in Dodoma a fresh threat to review process Tanzania’s constitution making is in a stalemate following a boycott by a group of Members of the Constituent Assembly (MCAs).
When you frown, you bring everybody down; so be happy, Tanzania is fifty I should have known something was brewing when, at the very beginning of the year, local radio stations started advertising Tanzania to Tanzanians quite aggressively.
From Nairobi to Addis and back... finally On April 25, 2006 we endured a five-hour bus trip back to where it was January 1, 2014.
Growing Christian radicalism: From alms to arms In July 2011, Norwegian, Anders Behring Breivik, shot indiscriminately at people in Utøya Island injuring 151 people and killing 77 others.
Robust business units see NMG post $41.8m profit before tax Nation Media Group (NMG), East and Central Africa’s largest media firm, has posted a 20 per cent rise in its dividend payout after it reported a Ksh3.6 billion ($41.8 million) profit before tax...
Down the bumpy road to Moyale For the longest time, my two friends and I had dreamt of travelling to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital, by road.
