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Go well ‘Nightingale of India’, your melodies will live forever

[ad_1] By JENERALI ULIMWENGU Last week I found myself joining India (and a great part of the world) in mourning a monument, in the person of...

Banks have done everything to deny Ugandans access to capital

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

Banks have done everything to deny Ugandans access to capital

[ad_1] By JOACHIM BUWEMBO The death in Nairobi last month of Uganda’s central bank governor Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile dominated the country’s news and commentary for a fortnight....

Here we are, 45 years later, same party, one election after the other

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

Here we are, 45 years later, same party, one election after the other

[ad_1] By ELSIE EYAKUZE Tanzania’s ruling party, Chama cha Mapinduzi, turned 45 years old last week. It is older than me. Actually, it is older than...

EDITORIAL: Without the social contract integration is dead in the water

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

EDITORIAL: Without the social contract integration is dead in the water

[ad_1] By The EastAfrican The uncertainty around operations at entry points between Rwanda and Uganda in particular and the trade tips between members of the East...

Oil pipeline is good but no reason to turn blind eye to writer’s woes

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

Oil pipeline is good but no reason to turn blind eye to writer’s woes

[ad_1] By Charles Onyango-Obbo Tuesday, February 15, is the 11th anniversary of a significant African event that will hardly be marked on the continent. On February...

AKINYEMI: Life’s debt to thinkers who simply didn’t quit

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

AKINYEMI: Life’s debt to thinkers who simply didn’t quit

[ad_1] Leadership involves presenting oneself and your convictions to be burnished and grilled at roaring flames keeping the altar of public opinion aloft. [ad_2] Source link

Five things African leaders should think about doing for our continent

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

Five things African leaders should think about doing for our continent

[ad_1] By JOACHIM BUWEMBO Twenty years since the creation of the African Union, many concerned Africans had expected some basic, minimum items to essentially be on...

Is there a quiet life after politics? Ask Jimmy Carter

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

Is there a quiet life after politics? Ask Jimmy Carter

[ad_1] By TEE NGUGI Normally, when politicians leave office, they retire to a quiet life, and are rarely seen in public. They figure that they have...

Let women ascend to positions traditionally reserved for men

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

Let women ascend to positions traditionally reserved for men

[ad_1] By ELSIE EYAKUZE An intriguing topic was brought up recently in the Tanzanian talking rooms: that of the emergence of women in leadership. I confess...

There’s a tsunami loading in secondary schools next year

Columns And Opinions4 years ago

There’s a tsunami loading in secondary schools next year

[ad_1] The government did not make any budgetary provisions for capitation in its current budget. [Courtesy] There is a tsunami headed our way in the secondary...

Kenyan Digest

Go well ‘Nightingale of India’, your melodies will live forever

Banks have done everything to deny Ugandans access to capital

Here we are, 45 years later, same party, one election after the other

EDITORIAL: Without the social contract integration is dead in the water

Oil pipeline is good but no reason to turn blind eye to writer’s woes

AKINYEMI: Life’s debt to thinkers who simply didn’t quit

Five things African leaders should think about doing for our continent

Is there a quiet life after politics? Ask Jimmy Carter

Let women ascend to positions traditionally reserved for men

There’s a tsunami loading in secondary schools next year