The Citizen Magazines MAGAZINE Your Health see all Covid-19 health and safety measures as schools reopen Living with stones in my body The impact of racism on our health and healthcare system Breaking the silence: Helping young men with impotence Common childhood illnesses: How to spot them Breaking barriers to dialysis treatment For the past four years, Peter Mgabe* has been forced to live away from his home, moving his life to Arusha in order to receive the kidney Paying attention: Two body signs that cannot be ignored I know you will agree with me that whenever you find imperfections on your body when you look in the mirror, you are quick to blame on aging, or Business Week see all Sisal workers seek review of working conditions deal FRANCHISE: International master franchise agreement Unlocking businesses potential by implementation of the ‘Blueprint’ DIGITAL TRENDS: Digital diet status quo in the age of Covid-19 Poor road to Mozambique clogs trade Business interruption insurance in Tanzania: A cushion against COVID-19 losses? Despite the non-imposition of a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) lockdown in Tanzania, many businesses across the country are implementing preventive How could the Bank of Tanzania respond to COVID-19? Although interventions to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) such as physical distancing, self-quarantine, and closure of Success see all Why menstrual hygiene matters to schoolgirls How ‘Vijana Think Tank’ is leading Covid-19 response Two entrepreneurs making a difference, one mask at a time From waste to wealth: Her innovative business model Natasha's rise to the top of the digital world Creating a safe space helps African youth take the lead From a young age Diana Chando remembers her dad teaching her how to read the newspaper and understand what it is she was reading. “He knew what he How an author was inspired by his mother Fadhil Mtanga is an author who started writing 28 years ago. So far he has written fifteen books, with five of them getting published. He started Sound Living and Young Citizen see all Love lockdown: dating and relationships during Covid-19 Here’s how to fly safely in the era of Covid-19 Bridging the gap on clean energy use Behind every great man is a great woman Conquerors of body shaming: Testimonials Preserving Dar's histiorical architecture Dar es Salaam – a once sleepy fishing village which has since transformed into a thriving metropolis, and is home to around six million people and Marking 120 years of Mangi Meli’s death A few weeks ago, scores of locals and government leaders gathered in Old Moshi, nearly 7 kilometers from Moshi town, the administrative town of Woman see all THE DIVA: Weaving a substantial love nest THE PUB: Popular lady drinker has ‘secrets’ on everybody Women fantasize love, lust and sex Mwanaisha a smart-climate farmer influencing other women On the path towards gender equality Entrepreneur helping other women reach for the stars The number of women-owned businesses in Tanzania is rising as more of them are now favoring entrepreneurship over climbing the corporate ladder. A conversation with Asseny Muro on gender equality Tomorrow March 8, Tanzania is going to join the world to commemorate the International Women’s Day. In Tanzania, the theme will be ‘‘equality The Beat see all Shilole: I wanted to be a pilot Lady Jaydee: On turning 41 and learning from past mistakes Alikiba with a 2020 banger alongside Hamisa Mobetto BSS put in the spotlight for the wrong reasons AY on 20 years of breaking barriers in Bongo Flava Vanessa takes a u-turn on departure from music Just when music fans across Tanzania thought their music world had come to an end following the adored songbird Vanessa Mdee announcing her I didn’t introduce Ray C to drugs, says Lord Eyes After many years of silence, Tanzania rapper Lord Eyes has come out to clear his name over claims that he was the person who introduced his Political Platform see all Is Personalisation of Politics in Social Media a good or bad Mkapa’s mining legacy: A solid foundation JPM’s scorecard in politics, democracy Hope as Magufuli activates rights commission Why new president’s delivery unit is needed Use of social media bots in elections: Appropriateness and impact on election processes In October 2020, Tanzania will undergo general elections to elect the President and Members of the Parliament. There is already emerging China: Two stories and the fortune of nations It is 10pm, and the train grinds to a full stop at Qingdao, an industrial town by the Yellow Sea, located 700 kilometers south of Beijing. I am Most Popular News 18 killed in early morning accident in Mkuranga News Tanzania extends school closure, bans Union, May Day celebrations as Covid-19 cases rise to 53 News Donald Trump halts funding to WHO News ‘Level playing field and let women compete for leadership positions’ News 435 Tanzanians join the billionaires’ club
Covid-19 health and safety measures as schools reopen Living with stones in my body The impact of racism on our health and healthcare system Breaking the silence: Helping young men with impotence Common childhood illnesses: How to spot them Breaking barriers to dialysis treatment For the past four years, Peter Mgabe* has been forced to live away from his home, moving his life to Arusha in order to receive the kidney Paying attention: Two body signs that cannot be ignored I know you will agree with me that whenever you find imperfections on your body when you look in the mirror, you are quick to blame on aging, or
Sisal workers seek review of working conditions deal FRANCHISE: International master franchise agreement Unlocking businesses potential by implementation of the ‘Blueprint’ DIGITAL TRENDS: Digital diet status quo in the age of Covid-19 Poor road to Mozambique clogs trade Business interruption insurance in Tanzania: A cushion against COVID-19 losses? Despite the non-imposition of a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) lockdown in Tanzania, many businesses across the country are implementing preventive How could the Bank of Tanzania respond to COVID-19? Although interventions to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) such as physical distancing, self-quarantine, and closure of
Why menstrual hygiene matters to schoolgirls How ‘Vijana Think Tank’ is leading Covid-19 response Two entrepreneurs making a difference, one mask at a time From waste to wealth: Her innovative business model Natasha's rise to the top of the digital world Creating a safe space helps African youth take the lead From a young age Diana Chando remembers her dad teaching her how to read the newspaper and understand what it is she was reading. “He knew what he How an author was inspired by his mother Fadhil Mtanga is an author who started writing 28 years ago. So far he has written fifteen books, with five of them getting published. He started
Love lockdown: dating and relationships during Covid-19 Here’s how to fly safely in the era of Covid-19 Bridging the gap on clean energy use Behind every great man is a great woman Conquerors of body shaming: Testimonials Preserving Dar's histiorical architecture Dar es Salaam – a once sleepy fishing village which has since transformed into a thriving metropolis, and is home to around six million people and Marking 120 years of Mangi Meli’s death A few weeks ago, scores of locals and government leaders gathered in Old Moshi, nearly 7 kilometers from Moshi town, the administrative town of
THE DIVA: Weaving a substantial love nest THE PUB: Popular lady drinker has ‘secrets’ on everybody Women fantasize love, lust and sex Mwanaisha a smart-climate farmer influencing other women On the path towards gender equality Entrepreneur helping other women reach for the stars The number of women-owned businesses in Tanzania is rising as more of them are now favoring entrepreneurship over climbing the corporate ladder. A conversation with Asseny Muro on gender equality Tomorrow March 8, Tanzania is going to join the world to commemorate the International Women’s Day. In Tanzania, the theme will be ‘‘equality
Shilole: I wanted to be a pilot Lady Jaydee: On turning 41 and learning from past mistakes Alikiba with a 2020 banger alongside Hamisa Mobetto BSS put in the spotlight for the wrong reasons AY on 20 years of breaking barriers in Bongo Flava Vanessa takes a u-turn on departure from music Just when music fans across Tanzania thought their music world had come to an end following the adored songbird Vanessa Mdee announcing her I didn’t introduce Ray C to drugs, says Lord Eyes After many years of silence, Tanzania rapper Lord Eyes has come out to clear his name over claims that he was the person who introduced his
Is Personalisation of Politics in Social Media a good or bad Mkapa’s mining legacy: A solid foundation JPM’s scorecard in politics, democracy Hope as Magufuli activates rights commission Why new president’s delivery unit is needed Use of social media bots in elections: Appropriateness and impact on election processes In October 2020, Tanzania will undergo general elections to elect the President and Members of the Parliament. There is already emerging China: Two stories and the fortune of nations It is 10pm, and the train grinds to a full stop at Qingdao, an industrial town by the Yellow Sea, located 700 kilometers south of Beijing. I am
Your Health
see allCovid-19 health and safety measures as schools reopen
Living with stones in my body
The impact of racism on our health and healthcare system
Breaking the silence: Helping young men with impotence
Common childhood illnesses: How to spot them
Breaking barriers to dialysis treatment
For the past four years, Peter Mgabe* has been forced to live away from his home, moving his life to Arusha in order to receive the kidney
Paying attention: Two body signs that cannot be ignored
I know you will agree with me that whenever you find imperfections on your body when you look in the mirror, you are quick to blame on aging, or
Business Week
see allSisal workers seek review of working conditions deal
FRANCHISE: International master franchise agreement
Unlocking businesses potential by implementation of the ‘Blueprint’
DIGITAL TRENDS: Digital diet status quo in the age of Covid-19
Poor road to Mozambique clogs trade
Business interruption insurance in Tanzania: A cushion against COVID-19 losses?
Despite the non-imposition of a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) lockdown in Tanzania, many businesses across the country are implementing preventive
How could the Bank of Tanzania respond to COVID-19?
Although interventions to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) such as physical distancing, self-quarantine, and closure of
Success
see allWhy menstrual hygiene matters to schoolgirls
How ‘Vijana Think Tank’ is leading Covid-19 response
Two entrepreneurs making a difference, one mask at a time
From waste to wealth: Her innovative business model
Natasha's rise to the top of the digital world
Creating a safe space helps African youth take the lead
From a young age Diana Chando remembers her dad teaching her how to read the newspaper and understand what it is she was reading. “He knew what he
How an author was inspired by his mother
Fadhil Mtanga is an author who started writing 28 years ago. So far he has written fifteen books, with five of them getting published. He started
Sound Living and Young Citizen
see allLove lockdown: dating and relationships during Covid-19
Here’s how to fly safely in the era of Covid-19
Bridging the gap on clean energy use
Behind every great man is a great woman
Conquerors of body shaming: Testimonials
Preserving Dar's histiorical architecture
Dar es Salaam – a once sleepy fishing village which has since transformed into a thriving metropolis, and is home to around six million people and
Marking 120 years of Mangi Meli’s death
A few weeks ago, scores of locals and government leaders gathered in Old Moshi, nearly 7 kilometers from Moshi town, the administrative town of
Woman
see allTHE DIVA: Weaving a substantial love nest
THE PUB: Popular lady drinker has ‘secrets’ on everybody
Women fantasize love, lust and sex
Mwanaisha a smart-climate farmer influencing other women
On the path towards gender equality
Entrepreneur helping other women reach for the stars
The number of women-owned businesses in Tanzania is rising as more of them are now favoring entrepreneurship over climbing the corporate ladder.
A conversation with Asseny Muro on gender equality
Tomorrow March 8, Tanzania is going to join the world to commemorate the International Women’s Day. In Tanzania, the theme will be ‘‘equality
The Beat
see allShilole: I wanted to be a pilot
Lady Jaydee: On turning 41 and learning from past mistakes
Alikiba with a 2020 banger alongside Hamisa Mobetto
BSS put in the spotlight for the wrong reasons
AY on 20 years of breaking barriers in Bongo Flava
Vanessa takes a u-turn on departure from music
Just when music fans across Tanzania thought their music world had come to an end following the adored songbird Vanessa Mdee announcing her
I didn’t introduce Ray C to drugs, says Lord Eyes
After many years of silence, Tanzania rapper Lord Eyes has come out to clear his name over claims that he was the person who introduced his
Political Platform
see allIs Personalisation of Politics in Social Media a good or bad
Mkapa’s mining legacy: A solid foundation
JPM’s scorecard in politics, democracy
Hope as Magufuli activates rights commission
Why new president’s delivery unit is needed
Use of social media bots in elections: Appropriateness and impact on election processes
In October 2020, Tanzania will undergo general elections to elect the President and Members of the Parliament. There is already emerging
China: Two stories and the fortune of nations
It is 10pm, and the train grinds to a full stop at Qingdao, an industrial town by the Yellow Sea, located 700 kilometers south of Beijing. I am