COLUMNIST »

12Jun 2016
Barnabas Maro
Lete Raha
MZEE YANGA

MUKI ni mtu mwenye uwezo mkubwa wa kifedha. Natamani kuona muki wawili wakileta upinzani kwa Said Salim Bakhresa katika maendeleo ya vilabu nchini.

12Jun 2016
Anne Kiruku
Guardian On Sunday
Ea Wowen in Perspective

AN estimated 200 million women have undergone female genital mutilation (FGM) in over 27 countries in Africa, with a rate of 80-98 per cent within the age bracket of 15-49.

12Jun 2016
Mboneko Munyaga
Guardian On Sunday
Justice Africa

IN a landmark case and judgement, an African Union (AU)-backed court in Senegal has sentenced former Chadian dictator Hissene Habre to life in prison for crimes against humanity committed during...

12Jun 2016
Nkwazi Mhango
Guardian On Sunday
Humour

Although I burn cannabis, I don’t consume dope of any type; and I’m not a dope like those who rob their own hunks. I must say it clearly from boozer’s point of view: I hate drugs and those dealing...

11Jun 2016
Deo Mfugale
The Guardian
Environment and beyond

THE Great Ruaha River and its catchment area are critical to Tanzania’s economy.

09Jun 2016
Yared Gebremeden
The Guardian
Commentary

IT is a well known fact that education plays significant roles in securing the rights of citizens by ensuring equity, equality and justice for citizens on the over all economic development of a...

08Jun 2016
Chris Enyinnaya
The Guardian
Commentary

THE word Biafra has been a taboo to successive governments in Nigeria simply because Republic of Biafra was defeated by a coalition of Nigerian Armed Forces and forces deployed by Organisation of...

05Jun 2016
Richard Mngazija
The Guardian
Missing Link

THE first shots have been fired in the battle for our city streets and it was the little man, not the buses, who won.

05Jun 2016
Mboneko Munyaga
Guardian On Sunday
Justice Africa

UGANDAN President Yoweri Museveni and the International Criminal Court (ICC) can at best be described as estranged bedfellows.

05Jun 2016
Isaac Mwangi
Guardian On Sunday
Ea Whispers

In a pronouncement reminiscent of the 1970s when the first East African Community (EAC) collapsed, Kenya’s increasingly paranoid Jubilee government has dropped a bombshell: That there are two...

04Jun 2016
Deo Mfugale
The Guardian
Environment and beyond

Global air quality is on the decline as progress on improving air quality still falls short of what is needed to save lives of seven million people each year.

02Jun 2016
Patience Mutabirwa
Guardian On Sunday
Understanding purchasing

Traditionally, the role of the state is mainly to act as the conduit for providing public service but currently, states are changing their roles and responsibilities in the process of delivering...

02Jun 2016
Salima Hamisi
The Guardian
The College Comfort Zone

One of the best things about moving to your new four or three year home which is college is meeting millions of new people you’ll be racing to class every day. Who knows? That girl you by-passed...

Pages