What happens to us isn’t the problem; how we react is

Whilst on my mini-hiatus, I took time to focus on various initiatives that I ordinarily do not have enough hours in the day to accomplish. I also took time to catch up with my fun activities such as digital media samplings, to hours on end reading various feeds, some infuriating and others cracking my ribs, all in good fun. Yes, I am admitting with no coercion, that from time to time I post items on my social media platforms, and it on occasion it could be liberally. It so happened that some particular weekend for reasons that I shall keep to myself, I shared numerous items with tag lines, emojis or emoticons and all the rest of the elaborate detail that comes with digital engagements of our day. Of course I was pleased and excited at the comments that some of my posts elicited, but no response caught my attention as a comment made by one of my close friends during a totally unplanned meet up a few days ago.

What happens to us isn’t the problem; how we react is

Latest

Mkenda pays tribute to Prof Mmari for contribution to education reforms in Tanzania

EAC plans joint visa for AFCON 2027 fans

Residents back Lake Natron project after government assurances

Who’s singing now? Maresca wants Man City to drown out noise

Americans Hall and Woodford win Nobel economics prize for work on stabilization

Ukraine accuses Russia of violating Trump's energy ceasefire as EU imposes new sanctions

In the headlines

What expansion of Dar port means for investors, growth

Unprotected street sweepers face severe health risks

Mkenda pays tribute to Prof Mmari for contribution to education reforms in Tanzania

Tanzania eyes new export markets in avocado boom

Do we really need journalists in this day and age when AI can write the news?

‘End-year’ rainy season? Nope; we say YEAR-END rainy season

Mkenda pays tribute to Prof Mmari for contribution to education reforms in Tanzania

EAC plans joint visa for AFCON 2027 fans

Residents back Lake Natron project after government assurances

Who’s singing now? Maresca wants Man City to drown out noise

Americans Hall and Woodford win Nobel economics prize for work on stabilization

Ukraine accuses Russia of violating Trump's energy ceasefire as EU imposes new sanctions

What expansion of Dar port means for investors, growth

Unprotected street sweepers face severe health risks

Mkenda pays tribute to Prof Mmari for contribution to education reforms in Tanzania

Tanzania eyes new export markets in avocado boom