Baiskeli za mianzi
Kwaheri ‘foneksi’, ‘bii-em-eksi’ na swala!
Udzungwa National Park
Our series about Tanzanian national parks continues…
Khan academy
Idadi ya watu wanaotembelea tovuti hii imeongezeka, na nimeona itakuwa jambo la busara sana nikikumbushia harakati na juhudi za Salman Khan kutoka India.
Kadogoo na mafisadi
Kadogoo ashtukia jinsi ufisadi unavyoanza!
Dozens killed in Uganda
Condolences to our brothers and sisters in Uganda. The bomb that went off in Kampala’s Kabalaga district claimed the lives of 74 people.
Speak Swahili, Dammit!
A touching personal story of a European kid growing up in 1950s Tanganyika.
Kibera – Slum survivors
(w. English subtitles) Sijui ukiona au kusikia mambo kama yaliyopo kwenye hii filamu unajisiakiaje? Unazima tarakilishi na kwenda kulala? Huguswi? Hujisikii kufanya lolote lile kuwasaidia watu kama hawa?
Kilimo kwanza
Not to jump on the CCM bandwagon, but perhaps once in a while we ought to look on their positive outcomes.
Vita dhidi ya malaria
Wakati watu Uingereza wakijiuliza ilikuwaje Cheryl ‘Cole’ akapata malaria kwenye safari zake Tanzania, hebu tuangalie jinsi watu wa Ifakara wanavyojitahidi kupigana na malaria.
Safari ya mitumba
(w. English subtitles) Filamu ifuatayo itakuonesha wapi mitumba inapotoka na inatufikiaje Afrika; kutoka Ujerumani hadi Tanzania.
The curse of the black gold
Hope and betrayal in the Niger Delta.
Habari zilizofanyiwa utafiti
Niliwaahidi kuwaletea kazi za John-Allan Namu, mwandishi wa habari wa KTN, aliyetunukiwa tuzo ya Mwandishi Bora Afrika, 2009.
Kilimanjaro National Park
Kilimanjaro is a metaphor for the compelling beauty of Tanzania. When you see it, you understand why.
Aga Khan addresses the Pan-Africa Media Conference
If you have some time, check out this video. It is somewhat long but I personally found it very insightful. The conference speaks of the role of media and its future in Africa.
Kenyan cartoonists
Eight Kenyan cartoonists give their take on the issue of ethnicity in politics, social and love relationships.
Coolie riddim remix
Sights, sounds, skills, rise and fall of African Soccer in 2010. Pump up the volume! This one is dedicated to Mama Africa.
The secret powers of time
A cool animated talk by Phillip Zimbardo on how time shapes our world
Theory of evolution, artistically
This clip gives a perspective on the evolution theory, through Blu’s artistic eye.
Minister reassures MPs on proposed Serengeti Road
It seems like our noises reached Dodoma. Now let’s hope that the government would be in a position to make an intelligent decision.
Cell animation
We have been posting a lot of physical sciences talks lately; but it’s not like we have forgotten people who are fond of biology…
3D atlas of the universe
Carter Emmart has been coordinating the efforts of scientists, artists and programmers to build a complete 3D visualization of our known universe.
World Cup best goals
Well, if you still want to watch football after “the” loss.
Wali maharage
Wakati kila mtu akijiandaa kuchukua fomu ili kugombea nafasi kwenye Bunge, Kadogoo naye hayuko nyuma!
Lower IQs found in disease-rife countries
Please read the following article and leave your comment(s); let’s try to be as objective as possible. I would like to hear views from doctors, biologists, neurosurgeons/neuroscientists, cognitive psychologists and, lastly but not least, people who have taken more than one statistics course.
Sketches of Dar
A project by Sarah Markes and Mejah Mbuya called ‘Street Level’ that aims to promote the preservation of Dar Es Salaam’s cultural and architectural heritage.
Taifa la wavumbuzi
Je, unafanya nini kutayarisha taifa hilo?
Kaunda on Africa’s new battles
Considered one of modern Africa’s founding fathers, Zambia’s first President Kenneth Kaunda has spent much of his life fighting some of Africa’s toughest battles.
Serengeti National Park
It was never my intention to flood the blog with Tanzanian National Parks’ video clips, data facts etc. But I have a feeling maybe we need to learn a thing or two about our treasures.
Kadogoo
Maujanja ya Kadogoo kwenye kipindi cha hisabati.
Education innovation in the slums
The world’s poorest kids are finding transformative new ways to learn.