Category: Features

There is enough research to show massive capital drain from Africa and that Africa is a net creditor to Europe and North America. Without an…

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Tanzania was the headquarters for revolutionaries from Africa and around the world in the early 1960s. Revolutionaries like Sam Nujoma, Oliver Tambo, Samora Machel, Robert…

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COLD sweat was written on the faces of lecturers and administrators at the University of Dar es Salaam and further afield, in the wake of…

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A YOUNG Indian girl aged 12 years was in the country recently whereby she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro with a due purpose. The girl named Jaahnavi…

View More Female Mountain Climbers Become Younger

Development goals should be ‘decolonised’ ? that is: they should apply to all countries, with equality being both the aim and the driver of sustainable…

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President Tim ClarkThe world’s largest international airline, Emirates, is relentlessly expanding its network: Oslo, Brussels, and Budapest have all been added over a six-week span this…

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It’s 2124, the year of our Lord. I am a young man, desirous of digging to the bottom of the history of my ancestors, the…

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Scientists said Sunday they had pinpointed nearly 700 genetic variations that determine human height, more than tripling the haul in research that could aid the…

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Hong Kong’s Central district to fight for their democratic rights. Many more may soon join them. Though some businessmen and bankers are annoyed by the…

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Television and radio, X-rays, the airplane, and movie pictures — electricity has made possible all these and many other wonders. Some of its principles were…

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