What Did Colonialism Teach Us About Education? Uncovering the Hidden Lessons
When colonial powers ruled African nations, it was because they had little understanding of the rest of the world…
Tanzania Still Struggles to See the Light of Day: Are We on the Verge of True Liberation?
Typically, day and night are 24 hours; however, sometimes days are longer than nights and vice versa. The colonial…
Could Tanzania’s Historic Relations with the Vatican Shape Future Diplomacy?
The first time the Vatican’s most powerful priest, the Pontifex Maximus, visited Tanzania was in 1990 when Pope John…
Is Homosexuality Socially Learned? What Are We Missing? A Critical Examination of African Perspectives
Zoologists tirelessly investigate animal behaviour, and it’s quite surprising to learn that some animals are homosexuals. I give you…
Noise Pollution, A Common, Notorious and Less Addressed; Who is to be Blamed?
Noise pollution is a very common and widely known type of pollution, like solid waste pollution, although it may…
The Power of Ideas vs. The Power of Suppression: What the BAVICHA Incident Tells Us About Power and Resistance
There were sad events involving security forces disrupting Baraza la Vijana wa Chadema (BAVICHA), who were heading to Mbeya…
Crime Predators Hiding Behind the Shield of State Forces: The Disturbing Truth Unveiled
Imagine..! We live in a world full of hypocrisy. FUNNY, RIGHT? And it is no wonder we are reaping…
Is Breakdancing the Next Big Olympic Sport? Here’s What It Means for Dancers
I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the Paris-hosted Olympics 2024 welcomed breakdance as part of the sports competition.…
A National Broadcaster Becomes a Political Tool: Is TBC Serving the Nation or the Ruling Party?
A few days ago, Tanzania’s biggest news was the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS) elections. However, the only national broadcasting…
A Lawyer’s Perspective: Justice into the Ground! Is the Legal System and Lawyers Failing Tanzanians?
We, as lawyers, are the main obstacle to justice in Tanzania. We have failed to uphold the law by…
