ARE you cool? Can you be put in the same corner as cool people and be considered cool? If you had to think about it for more than 5 seconds, then you are by no means, cool.
over 8 years ago
THIS is a thought shared and history shall be my guide. As such, most of the material herein is going to be borrowed from various sources to better furnish you the reader.
George Kapata, a middle-aged man, lived in one of the Dar es Salaam slums in a valley. But it was the area he lived in that attracted most Amir Panju, a rich Asian merchant, who wanted to build a cotton ginnery.
BEING nosey can be dangerous, but it can also be helpful. It sort of paid off to me recently.My path to the house goes outside the fence-wall of a mosque. The wall has two gates; one at the front and the other at the back. The people were standing outside the rear gate.
September two of this year has gone into history where a Tanzanian Journalist was killed while performing his duties in an assignment that was linked to political coverage.
It is a bright sunny Saturday morning, a constant stream of people is moving up and down on foot, on bicycles and on the areas most popular mode of transport, the motorbike.
THE border dispute between Tanzania and Malawi on Lake Nyasa in Tanzania or Lake Malawi in Malawi, perhaps more than anything else amplifies Africa’s geographic, ethnic and linguistic problems in the post colonial era and the continent’s contemporary history.
Preparations for the start of commuter train services to ease congestion in Dar es Salaam are well advanced as can be gauged from an article in the Custodian (September 11, front page) titled: “Residents near rail track told to vacate”. The Deputy Transport Minister had tough words for those living near the railway line.
WHILE most women in Tanzanian cities and towns keep complaining that child bearing is becoming increasingly lifethreatening, their counterparts in rural areas still bear up to 12 children each. I am a thirdborn in a family blessed with 11 siblings.
“… If the people want to carry him (Mrema) shoulder high like a casket, what’s the problem? Leave them alone…’Mwalimu Julius Nyerere on the advent of multi-party politics in Tanzania in the 1990s.
ARE you cool? Can you be put in the same corner as cool people and be considered cool? If you had to think about it for more than 5 seconds, then you are by no means, cool.
THIS is a thought shared and history shall be my guide. As such, most of the material herein is going to be borrowed from various sources to better furnish you the reader.
George Kapata, a middle-aged man, lived in one of the Dar es Salaam slums in a valley. But it was the area he lived in that attracted most Amir Panju, a rich Asian merchant, who wanted to build a cotton ginnery.
September two of this year has gone into history where a Tanzanian Journalist was killed while performing his duties in an assignment that was linked to political coverage.
THE border dispute between Tanzania and Malawi on Lake Nyasa in Tanzania or Lake Malawi in Malawi, perhaps more than anything else amplifies Africa’s geographic, ethnic and linguistic problems in the post colonial era and the continent’s contemporary history.
Preparations for the start of commuter train services to ease congestion in Dar es Salaam are well advanced as can be gauged from an article in the Custodian (September 11, front page) titled: “Residents near rail track told to vacate”. The Deputy Transport Minister had tough words for those living near the railway line.
WHILE most women in Tanzanian cities and towns keep complaining that child bearing is becoming increasingly lifethreatening, their counterparts in rural areas still bear up to 12 children each. I am a thirdborn in a family blessed with 11 siblings.
“… If the people want to carry him (Mrema) shoulder high like a casket, what’s the problem? Leave them alone…’
