A Still Unexplained Murder
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…
View More A Still Unexplained MurderFemale Mountain Climbers Become Younger
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 YoungerMaking Development Goals Unilateral
Development goals should be ‘decolonised’ ? that is: they should apply to all countries, with equality being both the aim and the driver of sustainable…
View More Making Development Goals UnilateralAirline Competition Leads to Turmoil
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…
View More Airline Competition Leads to TurmoilTurmoil in Uganda
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…
View More Turmoil in UgandaNew Heights in Gene Research
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…
View More New Heights in Gene ResearchTurmoil in China
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…
View More Turmoil in ChinaThe Electrical Grid of Tanzania
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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Changing Healthcare Using Cell Phones
It is kind of crazy to think about it, but as recently as 15 years ago, cell phones were not a part of our everyday…
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