It was a mid-week work day but my bestie didn’t hesitate to send me a message about a sale. Few words capture my attention the way the word ‘sale’ does. It doesn’t matter what the sale is for, so long as there is a less-for-more deal, I am gullible.
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Once upon a time I was the coordinator of a major project in a war-torn part of Africa south of Port Sudan. I got all the blame when things went wrong and none of the credit when the project worked near perfectly.
It started out in an exciting way. A bird starting building her nest on the Baphia (Mkuruti) tree on a branch hanging about three meters from the balcony veranda. It was a perfect viewing.
IF you really want to be a Michelin man, eating fatty food is the best way forward, as fat has over twice as many calories as carbohydrates (foods with starch-wanga) and protein.
THE problem of bus touts has for long dogged the city of Dar es Salaam and, as nobody can still doubt, has both bitten and beaten the city’s authorities.
IT is said that youths are the future leaders of any country hence the necessity of having the youth movements in most of the African countries as grooming grounds for the future leaders.
TANZANIA finds itself in a singularly unique position as it attempts overcome it’s ability to attract foreign investment challenges in the East African region.
Dear readers,Today I discuss the rudiments of early childhood learning, another bit of child psychology. Babies start learning by instinct immediately after birth.
In 2000 world leaders met in Dakar, Senegal to pledge funding for access to quality education for children in developing countries. The summit’s declaration stated in part that no “country shall have its education plans thwarted for a lack resources as long as they had credible plans.” That commitment was never honoured and education remains a far cry for many children in Africa.
BY design or by coincidence, the Sunday Blog of 8th July had a number of articles on rape. “Man Jailed 20 years for raping own mothers” (p. 3) is the kind of headline you wish was false.
It was a mid-week work day but my bestie didn’t hesitate to send me a message about a sale. Few words capture my attention the way the word ‘sale’ does. It doesn’t matter what the sale is for, so long as there is a less-for-more deal, I am gullible.
Once upon a time I was the coordinator of a major project in a war-torn part of Africa south of Port Sudan. I got all the blame when things went wrong and none of the credit when the project worked near perfectly.
IF you really want to be a Michelin man, eating fatty food is the best way forward, as fat has over twice as many calories as carbohydrates (foods with starch-wanga) and protein.
THE problem of bus touts has for long dogged the city of Dar es Salaam and, as nobody can still doubt, has both bitten and beaten the city’s authorities.
IT is said that youths are the future leaders of any country hence the necessity of having the youth movements in most of the African countries as grooming grounds for the future leaders. 
Today I discuss the rudiments of early childhood learning, another bit of child psychology. Babies start learning by instinct immediately after birth.
In 2000 world leaders met in Dakar, Senegal to pledge funding for access to quality education for children in developing countries. The summit’s declaration stated in part that no “country shall have its education plans thwarted for a lack resources as long as they had credible plans.” That commitment was never honoured and education remains a far cry for many children in Africa.
BY design or by coincidence, the Sunday Blog of 8th July had a number of articles on rape. “Man Jailed 20 years for raping own mothers” (p. 3) is the kind of headline you wish was false.
