It’s official, it is not working, it just isn’t. It is this election thing that I’m talking about. It clearly is not working for us at all though, like the proverbial madman, we keep repeating the…
Kenyan Communications Minister and former Google Sub-Sahara Africa Lead, Joe Mucheru argues that focussing on net neutrality is “like saying someone has no food, but if someone brings them bread we…
On the weekend, African Development Bank (AfDB) president Akinwumi Adesina, gave the a keynote address at the Africa 2016 Forum held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. At the conference, dubbed Business for…
It seemed as though Africa was set to embrace meaningful transformation. But perhaps we were all too busy approving frameworks and strategies centred on the need for real structural transformation to…
The African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance must come into full enforcement to prohibit, reject and condemn unconstitutional change of government across Africa in line with Article 2…
Religious radicalisation is on the rise in Tanzania, two studies have revealed. The Head of Tanzania Defence Intelligence Maj-Gen Venance Mabeyo said that the youth joining radical groups in the…
If Shakespeare were alive today, he would probably be writing plays about African presidents rather than medieval kings. Nowhere else in the world has such dramatic and personal politics. Uganda is a…
At a time when the world is busy consolidating democracy, Africa and East Africa in particular, has a pattern which can be described as democratic retrogression! Having been part of pre-election and…
Players in the education and economic sector have called for urgent measures to bridge the gap between professions and vocational skills to increase youth employability in Tanzania.
World Bank has backed the potential of technology to transform lives and warned that there is a growing risk of creating a new underclass of the disconnected in the economy.
