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28Jun 2016
Ambassador Juma v Mwapachu
The Guardian
Dynamic Realities

Around the world, almost every country is caught up in the frenzy about the challenge of growing and high levels of unemployment. It is clear that the world has entered a period of new drama in...

27Jun 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
My Opinion

As the role of multimedia increases and policy drives ICT use to the heart of education across the world, it is increasingly important to have an idea of the potentialities afforded by e-content...

26Jun 2016
Mboneko Munyaga
Guardian On Sunday
Justice Africa

Very few people on the continent, I believe, know that African leaders in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia last December declared 2016 as Africa’s Year for Human Rights with particular focus on the rights of...

26Jun 2016
Nkwazi Mhango
Guardian On Sunday
Humour

YO-HO, ho-ho, I just can’t understand. I just couldn’t get it. Even my poor and stupid dogs Tamba, Mwamba, Miki, Stan, Jerome, Ray and Gilo couldn’t get it. True, I just can’t understand why Prof...

26Jun 2016
Isaac Mwangi
Guardian On Sunday
Ea Whispers

Land remains one of the major sticking points not only in the integration agenda between East African partner states, but even within individual countries.

21Jun 2016
Melinda Gates
The Guardian
Commentary

GROWING up in the United States, I always knew I wanted to have a career in computer science. It was not an obvious future for me because, in the 1970s, I didn’t know many women who worked outside...

20Jun 2016
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

TODAY is World Refugee Day. In the 16 years since this day has been marked, never have we needed a moment to come together more.

19Jun 2016
Nkwazi Mhango
Guardian On Sunday
Humour

When boozers got wind of how some hunks are taxing their former biggies to come clean on their past, they asked me to pen this piece demanding that our hunk follows suit.

19Jun 2016
Isaac Mwangi
Guardian On Sunday
Ea Whispers

In Africa, instability has been quite unpredictable, and an open policy to receive the citizens of countries that are in trouble has generally been practised. It is a policy that has served us...

19Jun 2016
Anne Kiruku
Guardian On Sunday
Ea Wowen in Perspective

Once again, women and the youth have nothing to celebrate in the EAC 2016/2017 budget that was debated and passed by the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) last week.

17Jun 2016
Richard Mngazija
The Guardian
Missing Link

Godfrey:(staring into an empty glass and tapping his finger nails on the table) You are late!

16Jun 2016
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

ON Sunday, June 5, 2016, finally Pope Francis backed down and approved tough measures to sack the clergy who mishandle, or involve in, child sexual abuse.

14Jun 2016
Ambassador Juma v Mwapachu
The Guardian
Dynamic Realities

Tanzania - An Intransigent Partner? Let us begin by placing in perspective the dysfunctions and the cascade of political tempests, if you will, that have recently emerged in EAC’s strategic...

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