Kimasomaso

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Kimasomaso’s Tom Japanni takes a trip to Tanzania to seek views from university students, a Member of Parliament from the opposition and a government minister on the challenges facing the implementation of Tanzania’s public health policies. The product of this trip was aired on the BBC Swahili Kimasomaso program on 20 June 2010 (listen to audio below).

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This audio recording is fully owned and copyright of the BBC World Service Trust and courtesy of the IDRC digital library.

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Joji was born and grew up in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. He graduated with a B.Sc in Biochemistry in Germany, and is now pursuing a Masters degree in Microbiology & Immunology at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich, Switzerland . Joji is particularly interested in matters related to global health, and basic science research that tackles public health challenges. He is engaged in mentoring Tanzanian students in higher education issues, most notably at the Kibaha High School. In this capacity, Joji blogs with Vijana FM about scientific research and development, and how youth can gain greater access to higher learning.

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  1. Shukrani kwa kutuletea hii makala. Kama ukipata nyingine usisite kuziposti; jua angalau kuna mtu mmoja ambaye anazisikiliza.

    Pia, napenda kusema kuwa nimefurahishwa na uharakati wa Mh. Mdee — hasa linapokuja suala la kukemea wanasiasa ambao hawapendi kukubali ukweli na kuufanyia kazi. Yaani Mh. Mdee ameongea na kutoa mifano ya baadhi ya takwimu, halafu waziri anakuja kusema, “Sijui kama kuna uzembe wowote kwenye hospitali zetu.”

    Najiuliza, hivi kwanini wahusika wanapoambiwa ukweli wa mambo kitu cha kwanza kinachowajia akilini ni “kujilinda”?

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