The Citizen OpEd 26/2/2018 Of textbooks, teacher guides in TZ schools Mr Ajaib Singh was our class and mathematics teacher. In those days, we had to do some mental arithmetic. Mr Ajaib would call up a student and throw a question from the textbook. What surprised me 26/2/2018 TOUGH JUSTICE : Surveillance capitalism: one more reason to frown at tech It was captivated by a speech by a Zimbabwean-cum-South African friend named Fikile Magadlela, 26/2/2018 National dialogue needed to end violence The term ‘dialogue’ means “an exchange of ideas or opinions on a particular issue – especially a 25/2/2018 STRAIGHT TALK: Towards a just society: a step forward, two backwards ... A series of unpleasant events have continued to engulf our beloved land in the past couple of 25/2/2018 Lessons for our politicians In a week, Africa witnessed resignations, a coronation and a death. At the face of it, these OpEd Graft war: no resting on laurels for Tanzania yet OpEd A CHAT FROM LONDON : Prostate cancer, Oxfam, phone zombies and London’s latest... OpEd Tackle social barriers in oil pipeline project OpEd LOVE LETTERS TO TANZANIA : Did you buy any poison lately? OpEd WHAT OTHERS SAY: Death of Tsvangirai and strange world of opposition politics OpEd THINKING ALOUD: Tanzania’s status of the law on dual citizenship OpEd EAC should change Tact to end refugee crisis OpEd WORLD VIEW : All change in southern Africa OpEd New health initiative good for EAC citizenry OpEd Give functional answer on ‘mitumba’ imports OpEd Being EA’s top tourist hot spot is an attainable goal OpEd LOVE LETTERS TO TANZANIA : Can we afford to fall asleep at the wheel? OpEd A CHAT FROM LONDON : Brilliant Africans and the struggle against injustice
26/2/2018
Of textbooks, teacher guides in TZ schools
Mr Ajaib Singh was our class and mathematics teacher. In those days, we had to do some mental arithmetic. Mr Ajaib would call up a student and throw a question from the textbook. What surprised me
26/2/2018
TOUGH JUSTICE : Surveillance capitalism: one more reason to frown at tech
It was captivated by a speech by a Zimbabwean-cum-South African friend named Fikile Magadlela,
26/2/2018
National dialogue needed to end violence
The term ‘dialogue’ means “an exchange of ideas or opinions on a particular issue – especially a
25/2/2018
STRAIGHT TALK: Towards a just society: a step forward, two backwards ...
A series of unpleasant events have continued to engulf our beloved land in the past couple of
25/2/2018
Lessons for our politicians
In a week, Africa witnessed resignations, a coronation and a death. At the face of it, these