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NGO’s! Just what are they for? What is the point of them? Do they have a purpose other than telling us how wonderful they are, how well they are performing, how we could not do without them?
EXPERIENCE shows that Tanzania has a pedigree of being a trendsetter in policy formulation, law making and institutions’ establishment in East African, if not the continent in general.
Legally, companies are separate entities that can sue or be sued. This means the affairs of the company should not be mingled with the affairs of the owners. In indeed, even the company’s debts...
It’s been years ever since it happened, but I think I’ll live to remember the incident whose puzzle is a mystery even for witches and wizards. It’s a kind of thing about which neither science nor...
After the American Millennium Challenge Corp (AMCC) withdrew its pledge of furnishing the hunk with $700 thanks to Zenj’s mess, as a hunk, we need to think out of the box about how to bridge the...
I had a dream last night. I woke up in a sweat. I actually thought that I was in chains. My feet and hands were shackled.
As someone who didn’t try so hard in high school, coming to college was a reality check. As I did, many others got through high school by mere skimming of notes, students need to relearn how to...
Dear Mr President, Dr Joni Makufuli. How are you doing? Take note that you made my Easter. On top of bang and swig, you made me happy type when you spoke to the nation during your Easter oration...
It is no secret that donors finance the lion’s share of activities by the East African Community (EAC) Secretariat and its regional institutions, a fact that we are nauseatingly reminded at every...
With each passing day, the 10-year-old African Court on Human and People’s Rights (AfCHPR) proves it is indeed an institution guided by very high standards of professionalism that make its...
IN 2009 the residents of Moka village in Lindi district, Lindi region, acted extraordinarily when they refused to take part in a programme to conserve their forest that would see them earn some...
Last Wednesday a friend of mine went to bed a relatively rich man. He woke up on Thursday morning a pauper.
Reseach indicates that students’ enrolment in procurement programs was increasing at a high rate in the early 80’s when procurement was recognised as a profession for the first time in Tanzania....