Features
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Prof. Philemon Mikol Sarungi Laid to Rest in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Prof. Sarungi’s passing marks the end of an era, but his legacy will continue to inspire future generations
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Marjorie Mbilinyi – A Pioneer in Women’s Rights and Social Change
Marjorie’s powerful poem, Ubaguzi Haukubaliki (“Racism is Unacceptable”), opened doors for many to join her cause.
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Asha D Abinallah – Empowering Women in the Digital Age
Through her work, she is showing that women can lead in technology and social change
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From Mathare Slums to A Renowned Activist, The Inspiring Journey of Rachael Mwikali
Her journey has not been easy, it’s a story of resilience, determination, and a deep love for her community.
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Yafichuliwa: Kampuni ya Kifahari ya Uarabuni (UAE) Yahusishwa na Uwindaji Haramu Tanzania
Rekodi rasmi za mauzo ya nje ya Tanzania zilizopatikana kutoka kwenye kanzidata ya biashara ya kimataifa zinaonyesha kuwa mwaka 2023, OBC ilisafirisha shehena 72 za nyama ya wanyama pori, au bushmeat, kutoka Tanzania
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“Anguka Nayo”: The Party Anthem Rallying Kenyan Protesters
At protests in central Nairobi earlier this month, young Kenyans faced off against police as “Anguka Nayo” blasted through portable speakers
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Eurobond Debt Debate: Is relying on debt a sustainable economic strategy for Kenya?
This debate presents a great opportunity for Kenyans to gain valuable insights, challenge assumptions, and drive positive change
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Bibi Titi- Tanzania’s Freedom Struggle Heroine
Bibi Titi Mohammed, with limited formal education but boundless courage, left an indelible mark on Tanzanian history, reminding us of the vital role women played in shaping the nation
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Judy Muthoni’s Personal Journey Through Kenya’s Second Liberation
Judy Muthoni has been involved in the struggle for the Second Liberation and has been an activist since her early years.
