Five questions with Ziyaan Virji
Founder of Accessible and Affordable Sanitation for Women (AASW)
An analysis of the Pepsi ad featuring Kendall Jenner
A review of a recent Pepsi ad that received public backlash.
Five questions with ANZA’s Comfort Badaru
“People create spaces and spaces can very easily determine how people can interact with it”
Beauty Salons and the Beast
On view 7-Feb to 7-Mar 2015,organized by Rehema Chachage and Jan van Esch
Skills gap weighs down ICT sector
Rwanda’s ICT sector needs more than 13,000 qualified and skilled human resources in various areas.
Above the law
Here I was, at 7:30am on a Monday morning during rush hour, hand cuffed for an offence I did not commit.
Is Our Waiting Finally Over?
[fullwidth_text alt_background=”none” width=”3/4″ el_position=”first”] If you only had time to see one exhibition in Dar es Salaam this year, 8…
How contemporary is Tanzanian Art?
Originally presented as a panel presentation by the author To call a spade a spade Above works are extracts from…
Ndoa ya Mkeka
Nimesikia tetesi / Kitanda kimeingia papasi.
Kwanini hawezi kuwa kama kila mtu?
Uhalifu (crime) ni uhalifu kwa sababu fulani. Uhalifu una mwathirika. Uhalifu hudhuru jamii. Hivyo, ni kwa vipi ushoga ni uhalifu?
Is Africa homophobic?
Is Africa homophobic, Or is it neocolonial phobic? Terrified by your attitude, There is something about this movement that screams…
Five questions on the State of East Africa 2012
In April 2012, the Society for International Development launched a report, The State of East Africa: Deepening Integration, Intensifying Challenges. We asked co-author Ahmed Salim (who also writes for Vijana FM) five questions about the report.
“We are all wading in blood”
In this compelling article, Jonathan Littell describes the view from sniper-watched streets earlier this month in Homs, Syria. Reader discretion is advised.
TEDxDar in hindsight
Omar Mohammed reviews the second TEDxDar event held in November 2011, including social media activities that linked people into the conversation from abroad.
TEDxDar – Who Killed Zinjanthropus?
TEDxDar 2011 was held yesterday at the National Museum in Ilala. The speakers ranged from musicians, a politician, a scientist, an educator, a journalist, a former athlete and more. Here is a brief summary of what happened.