People First: The True Mission of Customer Service Week 2025
Every October, organisations around the world pause to celebrate Customer Service Week — a time to reflect on how we…
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The King is Dead… Long Live the King!
At dawn on 15th October 2025, the sun cast its early rays across streets, forests, rivers, lakes, rocks, towns, cities, and smiles of Kenyans. The streets echoed with the familiar sounds of life, with conversations, laughter, and the vivid hustle of people moving in every direction. The youth chased their ambitions in every corner, hustling […]
The Glass Ceiling: Women’s Fight for Equality in Tanzanian Media
Welcome to my third media chronicle, which I…
Mining Insights
Policy Watch: How Tanzania’s Reforms Shape Nyanzaga
Every mine carries geology in its rock, but Nyanzaga carries law in its licence. Unlike Geita or Bulyanhulu, which were born in the freer 1990s and later retrofitted into new terms, Nyanzaga is the…
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Digest Green
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Burying Emissions, Not Guilt: Why Waste CCS Trumps Carbon Credits?
Based on my deep dive into Norway’s waste-to-energy CCS model versus carbon credit systems, Norway’s Øygarden island represents a striking convergence of natural wonder and climate innovation, serving both as…
Agriculture & Food Security
Sugar Wars: U.S. Sweetener Debate Meets Tanzania’s Supply Crisis.
The recent announcement by Coca-Cola to introduce a cane sugar-sweetened soda in the U.S., following President Trump’s public endorsement, has reignited debate over high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) versus cane sugar. Here’s a breakdown of…
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Economics & Investment
The Southern Corridor and the SGR Dream
Southern Tanzania has always depended on its roads. Trucks carry cashews from Newala, maize from Ruvuma, and timber from Lindi to Mtwara or Dar es Salaam, rattling over long stretches of tarmac and gravel.…
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Technology & Innovation
Mobile Money: From Financial Inclusion to Fiscal Extraction
In Tanzania, money moves on phones. Salaries land on handsets, market purchases ping between SIMs, school fees are paid via USSD, and remittances cross regions in seconds. Mobile money has become the country’s most…
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General Insights
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The Digital Backbone, From Connectivity to Citizenship
Beneath the soil of Tanzania runs a quiet revolution: cables of glass thinner than a strand of hair, carrying light across vast distances. The National ICT Backbone (NICTBB), a network…