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15May 2016
Nkwazi Mhango
Guardian On Sunday
Humour

Though Bongolalalanders have no tails, they make me wonder a lot especially when I see what they do either individually or collectively as a hunk.

14May 2016
The Guardian
Environment and beyond

COUNTRIES around the world have literally run out of water in recent years, with the situation likely to be worse in the coming years.

13May 2016
Richard Mngazija
The Guardian
Missing Link

I see they set fire to about 100 tons or more of ivory in Nairobi a couple of weeks back. The idea was to draw attention to the illegal trade in Ivory and, of course, the relentless slaughter of...

12May 2016
Patience Mutabirwa
The Guardian
Understanding purchasing

Project can simply be defined as a scheme, plan, a task, or a piece of research. In the literature project is defined in general as “a temporary endeavor undertaken to produce a unique outcome”....

10May 2016
Ambassador Juma v Mwapachu
The Guardian
Dynamic Realities

In August 1961, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, then Prime Minister of Tanganyika, in an address at the Police College in Dar-es-Salaam, described leadership as having ‘many aspects but, most of all, it...

09May 2016
Songa wa Songa
The Guardian
Commentary

YOUR Excellency, President Dr JPJM: we, ordinary wananchi, love what you do and they way you do it.

08May 2016
Anne Kiruku
Guardian On Sunday
Ea Wowen in Perspective

The EAC observer mission reports for elections held in the East African Community’s (EAC) partner states over the recent past leave a lot to be desired.

08May 2016
Mboneko Munyaga
Guardian On Sunday
Justice Africa

Within Africa’s human rights circles, The Gambia is best known as the host country for the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights (AFCHPR).

08May 2016
Nkwazi Mhango
Guardian On Sunday
Humour

CURRENTL, in Bongo, beggars are feeling the heat after the regional boss Po Makonda, himself a former beggar, decided to turn the tables on them.

07May 2016
Deo Mfugale
The Guardian
Environment and beyond

TWO things are known to change quickly the lives of rural population and lift them out of poverty. One of them is provision of electricity.

06May 2016
Richard Mngazija
The Guardian
Missing Link

TANZANIA has been called a “donor darling” because of its acceptance of the structural adjustments policies during the 1980s, its relative stability and its appearance of good governance.

03May 2016
Ambassador Juma v Mwapachu
The Guardian
Dynamic Realities

In last week’s article, we ended by observing that alchemists are individuals who ‘sow the seeds of the future’ for societies and that such individuals when faced with difficult economic...

01May 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...

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