Whether you like it or not, the buzzword – “Austerity” is here to stay and will continue to haunt us, just not as individuals, but even as a countryman.
over 9 years ago
THE veteran ruling political party in Tanzania — the Party of the Revolution ‘Chama cha Mapinduzi’ (CCM) — has come out with several proposals outlining its stand regarding the ongoing Constitution-making processes countrywide.
This week I was rather amused that my nine year old actually has an admirer. Coming home late from work she was more than excited as she showed me two cards wishing her success in exams and a couple of chains she had received from a pupil in a higher class in her school.
I spent a sleepless night tossing in bed that day. I didn’t believe it. How could Mother Nature be so cruel to me? Those fat bulls, plump cows, healthy heifers and nimble calves were no longer mine! They were now wild animals that belonged to Mother Nature.
An important report published in 2009 by the Union of Concerned Scientists examines the performance of genetically engineered (GE) crops in the country that has done the most to develop these technologies and produces the most GE crops - the Unites States.
I was one of those students who would periodically fall sick in Accounts and Economics classes. It wasn’t so much the teacher, but rather his insisting that there was more to accounts and Economics.
All talk and no action makes Jack a dull leader. The time for making promises died in 2010 during election campaigns. Not is the time for people to say, show us the money.
Women have a very funny saying about us boys; they say that we are dogs, how true that is I will leave it up to you.
Milk is the perfect food for babies. Make no mistake: breast is best for each of the 4,300 species of mammals on earth, because each mammal’s milk is precisely designed and balanced for its own young.
THE North-South divide has been Africa’s biggest divide and East Africa has been no exception to that rule. Ever since Africa gained independence, the talk of Africa as one from Cairo to Cape Town has been just that - talk.
Whether you like it or not, the buzzword – “Austerity” is here to stay and will continue to haunt us, just not as individuals, but even as a countryman.
THE veteran ruling political party in Tanzania — the Party of the Revolution ‘Chama cha Mapinduzi’ (CCM) — has come out with several proposals outlining its stand regarding the ongoing Constitution-making processes countrywide.
This week I was rather amused that my nine year old actually has an admirer. Coming home late from work she was more than excited as she showed me two cards wishing her success in exams and a couple of chains she had received from a pupil in a higher class in her school.
I spent a sleepless night tossing in bed that day. I didn’t believe it. How could Mother Nature be so cruel to me? Those fat bulls, plump cows, healthy heifers and nimble calves were no longer mine! They were now wild animals that belonged to Mother Nature.
I was one of those students who would periodically fall sick in Accounts and Economics classes. It wasn’t so much the teacher, but rather his insisting that there was more to accounts and Economics.
All talk and no action makes Jack a dull leader. The time for making promises died in 2010 during election campaigns. Not is the time for people to say, show us the money.
Women have a very funny saying about us boys; they say that we are dogs, how true that is I will leave it up to you.
Milk is the perfect food for babies. Make no mistake: breast is best for each of the 4,300 species of mammals on earth, because each mammal’s milk is precisely designed and balanced for its own young.
