The Citizen Magazines MAGAZINE Your Health see all Here’s why parents should discourage sugary beverages Unsafe abortion: The silent killer of young women Villages united for better health care in Chemba Take this today: Dengue fever is not contagious Dangers of using plastic in microwaves Dear expectant mothers, keep away from herbs Majority of women go through a lot of challenges and complications during pregnancy. As if that is not enough, labour and child-birth is the most GUEST COLUMNIST: Trouble swallowing? Here’s when to take it seriously I recently came across a 70-year-old patient complaining of difficult swallowing when he eats. The old man as he narrates his symptoms, tells me Sound Living and Young Citizen see all Selfies kill more than shark attacks Teaching children skills to prevent sexual abuse Beware, the fake beauties of the internet Corfield camps: In the middle of wilderness FATHER'S DAY: Celebrating the pillars of our families Three key life lessons from my Kilimanjaro climb In the game of basketball, there is a rule that “once you get a shot, you have to take it”. I took my shot when PwC Tanzania’s management Keeping up appearances at any cost Upendo Titus* lost her prestigious corporate job about five years ago. This however, did not affect her spending habits. She still maintains her Success see all Benefits of interactive marketing to business Bridging the gap between skilled workers and customers Tanzanian tech guru shares his Harvard experience Gender equality lessons to students Tips for new graduates ready for the job market Practical vs theory: Ending the big debate The debate that keeps on brewing in Tanzania about the education system sees two forms of modality pitted against each other. The importance of having good money teachers James’s first job was as a management trainee at a bank about seven years ago. He admired his boss and considered him a mentor. Business Week see all Stock markets, investment and a good society Why most Tanzanian companies don’t get venture capital money Corporate banking’s role in economic development How to make your new online business sell Taxpayers have a new defender The Franchise agreement basics We have been on an exploratory journey of key documents needed to protect your franchise system. The Franchise agreement basics We have been on an exploratory journey of key documents needed to protect your franchise system. Political Platform see all ‘New embargo on tourists bad for Cuba’ Social media as a tool for measuring political polarization Prince Rwagasore and the vision of a united Africa-I Prince Rwagasore and the vision of a united Africa-I For how long will EAC shun its own problems? Kitila: The opposition exists, but not growing Prof Kitila Mkumbo, former government critic and opposition politician is now the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Water. In this interview NEC clears the air on voters’ register upgrade The National Electoral Commission (Nec) has addressed various issues pertaining to updating of the permanent voters register, urging stakeholders The Beat see all Varnishing Bongo's art with gold Singer to politician: Jose Chameleone's new path Hip Hop from Zanzibar to the world From record producer to businessman Swahili festivan an opportunity for all Has Diamond found his perfect match? If we ever needed further proof of Diamond’s financial might, then this past weekend he cleared any doubts and boldened his billionaire status. How Afcon match brought Tanzania and Kenya closer Despite both countries not doing well at the 2019 African Cup of Nations currently underway in Egypt, neighbours Tanzania and Kenya saw a Woman see all Top lessons from women business gurus of Tanzania Waiting for Jerry’s beer, and he’s 100km away An open letter to my mom on Mother’s Day Make-up in bed can put a man off How you dodged juice at a send-off Marriage versus single life: Who has it better? The society has for a long time made us believe that marriage and children lead to happiness, but a new study suggests that the opposite may be Evelyn Munisi, to the rescue of other widows 11 years ago, at the young age of 26, Evelyn Munisi lost her husband. The grief that followed was devastating in many forms. Most Popular News Pastor confirmed with Ebola as disease spreads in DR Congo News The posh London house that housed Jomo Kenyatta’s and his rent woes News Tanzania mourning a bright business mind killed in Kismayo News Light at the end of the tunnel in Museveni, Kagame fight News Remmy Ongala was a symbol of musical, social change activism
Here’s why parents should discourage sugary beverages Unsafe abortion: The silent killer of young women Villages united for better health care in Chemba Take this today: Dengue fever is not contagious Dangers of using plastic in microwaves Dear expectant mothers, keep away from herbs Majority of women go through a lot of challenges and complications during pregnancy. As if that is not enough, labour and child-birth is the most GUEST COLUMNIST: Trouble swallowing? Here’s when to take it seriously I recently came across a 70-year-old patient complaining of difficult swallowing when he eats. The old man as he narrates his symptoms, tells me
Selfies kill more than shark attacks Teaching children skills to prevent sexual abuse Beware, the fake beauties of the internet Corfield camps: In the middle of wilderness FATHER'S DAY: Celebrating the pillars of our families Three key life lessons from my Kilimanjaro climb In the game of basketball, there is a rule that “once you get a shot, you have to take it”. I took my shot when PwC Tanzania’s management Keeping up appearances at any cost Upendo Titus* lost her prestigious corporate job about five years ago. This however, did not affect her spending habits. She still maintains her
Benefits of interactive marketing to business Bridging the gap between skilled workers and customers Tanzanian tech guru shares his Harvard experience Gender equality lessons to students Tips for new graduates ready for the job market Practical vs theory: Ending the big debate The debate that keeps on brewing in Tanzania about the education system sees two forms of modality pitted against each other. The importance of having good money teachers James’s first job was as a management trainee at a bank about seven years ago. He admired his boss and considered him a mentor.
Stock markets, investment and a good society Why most Tanzanian companies don’t get venture capital money Corporate banking’s role in economic development How to make your new online business sell Taxpayers have a new defender The Franchise agreement basics We have been on an exploratory journey of key documents needed to protect your franchise system. The Franchise agreement basics We have been on an exploratory journey of key documents needed to protect your franchise system.
‘New embargo on tourists bad for Cuba’ Social media as a tool for measuring political polarization Prince Rwagasore and the vision of a united Africa-I Prince Rwagasore and the vision of a united Africa-I For how long will EAC shun its own problems? Kitila: The opposition exists, but not growing Prof Kitila Mkumbo, former government critic and opposition politician is now the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Water. In this interview NEC clears the air on voters’ register upgrade The National Electoral Commission (Nec) has addressed various issues pertaining to updating of the permanent voters register, urging stakeholders
Varnishing Bongo's art with gold Singer to politician: Jose Chameleone's new path Hip Hop from Zanzibar to the world From record producer to businessman Swahili festivan an opportunity for all Has Diamond found his perfect match? If we ever needed further proof of Diamond’s financial might, then this past weekend he cleared any doubts and boldened his billionaire status. How Afcon match brought Tanzania and Kenya closer Despite both countries not doing well at the 2019 African Cup of Nations currently underway in Egypt, neighbours Tanzania and Kenya saw a
Top lessons from women business gurus of Tanzania Waiting for Jerry’s beer, and he’s 100km away An open letter to my mom on Mother’s Day Make-up in bed can put a man off How you dodged juice at a send-off Marriage versus single life: Who has it better? The society has for a long time made us believe that marriage and children lead to happiness, but a new study suggests that the opposite may be Evelyn Munisi, to the rescue of other widows 11 years ago, at the young age of 26, Evelyn Munisi lost her husband. The grief that followed was devastating in many forms.
Your Health
see allHere’s why parents should discourage sugary beverages
Unsafe abortion: The silent killer of young women
Villages united for better health care in Chemba
Take this today: Dengue fever is not contagious
Dangers of using plastic in microwaves
Dear expectant mothers, keep away from herbs
Majority of women go through a lot of challenges and complications during pregnancy. As if that is not enough, labour and child-birth is the most
GUEST COLUMNIST: Trouble swallowing? Here’s when to take it seriously
I recently came across a 70-year-old patient complaining of difficult swallowing when he eats. The old man as he narrates his symptoms, tells me
Sound Living and Young Citizen
see allSelfies kill more than shark attacks
Teaching children skills to prevent sexual abuse
Beware, the fake beauties of the internet
Corfield camps: In the middle of wilderness
FATHER'S DAY: Celebrating the pillars of our families
Three key life lessons from my Kilimanjaro climb
In the game of basketball, there is a rule that “once you get a shot, you have to take it”. I took my shot when PwC Tanzania’s management
Keeping up appearances at any cost
Upendo Titus* lost her prestigious corporate job about five years ago. This however, did not affect her spending habits. She still maintains her
Success
see allBenefits of interactive marketing to business
Bridging the gap between skilled workers and customers
Tanzanian tech guru shares his Harvard experience
Gender equality lessons to students
Tips for new graduates ready for the job market
Practical vs theory: Ending the big debate
The debate that keeps on brewing in Tanzania about the education system sees two forms of modality pitted against each other.
The importance of having good money teachers
James’s first job was as a management trainee at a bank about seven years ago. He admired his boss and considered him a mentor.
Business Week
see allStock markets, investment and a good society
Why most Tanzanian companies don’t get venture capital money
Corporate banking’s role in economic development
How to make your new online business sell
Taxpayers have a new defender
The Franchise agreement basics
We have been on an exploratory journey of key documents needed to protect your franchise system.
The Franchise agreement basics
We have been on an exploratory journey of key documents needed to protect your franchise system.
Political Platform
see all‘New embargo on tourists bad for Cuba’
Social media as a tool for measuring political polarization
Prince Rwagasore and the vision of a united Africa-I
Prince Rwagasore and the vision of a united Africa-I
For how long will EAC shun its own problems?
Kitila: The opposition exists, but not growing
Prof Kitila Mkumbo, former government critic and opposition politician is now the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Water. In this interview
NEC clears the air on voters’ register upgrade
The National Electoral Commission (Nec) has addressed various issues pertaining to updating of the permanent voters register, urging stakeholders
The Beat
see allVarnishing Bongo's art with gold
Singer to politician: Jose Chameleone's new path
Hip Hop from Zanzibar to the world
From record producer to businessman
Swahili festivan an opportunity for all
Has Diamond found his perfect match?
If we ever needed further proof of Diamond’s financial might, then this past weekend he cleared any doubts and boldened his billionaire status.
How Afcon match brought Tanzania and Kenya closer
Despite both countries not doing well at the 2019 African Cup of Nations currently underway in Egypt, neighbours Tanzania and Kenya saw a
Woman
see allTop lessons from women business gurus of Tanzania
Waiting for Jerry’s beer, and he’s 100km away
An open letter to my mom on Mother’s Day
Make-up in bed can put a man off
How you dodged juice at a send-off
Marriage versus single life: Who has it better?
The society has for a long time made us believe that marriage and children lead to happiness, but a new study suggests that the opposite may be
Evelyn Munisi, to the rescue of other widows
11 years ago, at the young age of 26, Evelyn Munisi lost her husband. The grief that followed was devastating in many forms.