Two different situations but the same person, two different prices to pay but the same item, two different pattern of human behaviour but the amount of savings being same. Confused! Ok, let me assist you to crack this difficult code by narrating an interesting story, which I came across recently.
ONE of the leading news items on international headlines this week was the move by the European Union to slap an embargo on Iranian oil, a move that is certainly going to have a devastating effect on the people of Iran.
I am a business owner in Dar es Salaam having local and foreign employees working for me. There has been an incident which really ruined my reputation and business in general.
PERHAPS one of the regulatory bodies most heard of in Tanzania is the Energy & Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA). For quite different but understandable reasons, EWURA is equally liked, hated, respected and feared by different socio-economic segments of Society.
CURRENTLY the government is busy resettling some of the dwellers of the Msimbazi river valley in the wake of recent widespread floods that inundated their houses and destroyed their property, forcing them to flee their homes.
The prospect of dying raises questions about the nature and meaning of life and the reasons for suffering and dying. No easy answers to these fundamental questions exist.
The Wild West in the early days of America was a tough and rough place and much more so if there was a gold rush in a given area. Most people there took the law into their own hands and disputes were more often than not settled physically with fists or guns.
