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…
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…
Rituals, Superstitions, and Politics: How Far Have We Come?
Ancient African politics was strongly linked to ritual and superstition. Not far from the Western tradition of the divine…
Is Russia Preparing for WWIII? Clues from Africa and Asia
Understanding the world around us is very important, and it will help us prepare for the future. Investing in…
The Hidden Struggles of Tanzanian Graduates: Who’s to Blame?
As University students approach their last semester, the pressure to graduate is getting worse, and they are afraid of…
Faith and Doubt in the Digital Age: How Social Media Shapes Beliefs
Social media has been an important tool for bringing people and ideas together. It allows individuals from one culture…
Tanzania Embraces Democracy, Sets a New Course for Global Recognition
After six years of isolation and experience of good authoritarian government under the Late President John Magufuli’s regime, Tanzania…
U.S. Foreign Policy and Lessons for Tanzania: Navigating a Multipolar World
In the international realm, the United States of America hold the most convincing position, especially in its ability to…
Youth in Politics: Revisiting Nyerere’s Legacy in the Upcoming Tanzanian 2024/25 Elections
Since the history of Africa started to be written, youth have occupied very convincing political positions. Though Africa has…
Senegal’s Applauses Highlights Africa’s Persistent Political Stagnation
Opposition parties in Africa have had difficulty winning political offices, from the grassroots to the executive bodies. The only…
