The Citizen Oped OpEd Do we have a ‘parliament of owls’? When the English came up with the phrase “a parliament of owls” they were borrowing from Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, owls are representative of the symbol of Athena, the goddess of... CONSTITUTION REVIEW: HEED WARIOBA’S ADVICE Experts argue that a good constitution plays a key role in catalyzing social, economic and political development of a country. Has China pushed African countries into “debt traps”? Some Western media outlets and officials accused China of using loans to increase the debts of African countries to such levels that they cannot... Wanted: Change of tactics in Ukraine We don’t know if non-violent tactics would be successful in thwarting the Russian advance and occupation, but they would have more of a chance... Rethinking VAT incentives: Zero-rating or exemptions? Zero-rating has generally been a practice for export supplies only. The art of bribery: a closeup look at how traffic officers operate on Kenya’s roads OpEd African leaders shun Ukraine's Zelensky OpEd WHY FOOD-BORNE DISEASES DESERVE MORE ATTENTION OpEd PROBE AND ACT ON ABUSE OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS OpEd Budgeting for resilience? OpEd Photoshopping: Lying, luring online with doctored images OpEd President Samia’s legacy in education OpEd MORE EFFORT IN UTILISING NATURAL GAS PRESENCE OpEd The young and restless: Does the budget offer solutions to their challenges OpEd Tanzania can be a world leader in so many issues OpEd Does the BRICS represent the best hope for a fairer world order? OpEd UK work visa for elite graduates is exclusive and based on flawed assumptions OpEd INVEST MORE IN SHIFT TO CLEAN, RENEWABLE ENERGY
