By Clifford Boniface Sangai, April 17, 2025 An innovative educational approach gaining momentum in Tanga City is proving to be a game-changer for primary school students. Known as Teaching at the Right Level (Tarl), projects implemented by TangaYetu Phase 1. This methodology recognises children’s diverse learning needs and offers a tailored solution to bridge gaps in foundational literacy and numeracy….
By Juma Msafiri Africa is experiencing a quiet agricultural revolution—one led not by maize or cocoa, but by a green, buttery fruit that has taken global markets by storm: the avocado. Once considered a luxury or exotic fruit in many parts of the world, the avocado has become a symbol of health, affluence, and modern cuisine. For Africa, this…
By Juma Msafiri | March 2025 In the lush, rolling hills of Tanzania’s SAGCOT Corridor, a quiet revolution is taking root—one that could redefine agriculture across East Africa. Here, where the soil is rich, and the climate is ripe for innovation, Tamu Tamu Tanzania (TTT) is planting the seeds for a bold new vision: apples as Africa’s next big…
I. The Making of a Modern City Nestled in the heart of Kenya’s Rift Valley, Nakuru City is no longer just a scenic stopover for flamingo watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. Officially elevated to city status on 1st December 2021, Nakuru is now firmly on the path to becoming East Africa’s next major economic and social hub. As Kenya’s fourth…
As of March, 2025, Kenya finds itself grappling with a pervasive sense of frustration that has permeated its society, evident in the voices echoing across social media platforms like X and in the everyday struggles of its people. This frustration is not a fleeting emotion but a deep-seated discontent fueled by economic, social, and political challenges that have left…
EDITORIAL On March 18, 2025, the Kenyan Senate demanded that Senator Gloria Orwoba read a verbatim apology crafted by the plenary to secure her readmission after a 30-day suspension. This rigid prescription, rooted in a September 2023 resolution by the Powers and Privileges Committee, has sparked outrage and exposed a troubling flaw in the Senate’s approach to discipline. Forcing…
Mark Carney’s ascent to the role of Canada’s 24th Prime Minister heralds a transformative moment in global leadership. Renowned as a former governor of the Bank of Canada (2008–2013) and the Bank of England (2013–2020), Carney brings a rare blend of pragmatic economic expertise, global financial acumen, and a steadfast commitment to climate action. His appointment signals a potential recalibration…
Juma Msafiri Imagine stepping into a world where nature’s beauty meets cultural authenticity, untouched by mass tourism and preserved for those seeking something truly unique. Welcome to TONA Lodge , your gateway to the majestic Southern Pare Mountains of Tanzania—a destination that redefines travel as we know it. Discover a Side of Tanzania Few Have Seen Nestled at an…
By Cege Wa Mahiga Two and a half years into President William Ruto’s tenure, Kenya stands at a crossroads. Elected on September 13, 2022, with a razor-thin 50.49% victory, Ruto rode a wave of populist promises—vowing to uplift the “hustler” class, tame the cost of living, and root out corruption. Yet, as of March 12, 2025, his administration faces…
By Cege Wa Mahiga Kenya’s fight against poverty is a tale of resilience, economic ambition, and stark disparities. While strides have been made in reducing extreme poverty, recent statistics paint a complex picture—gains are met with fresh challenges, and economic growth does not always translate into widespread prosperity. A Statistical Snapshot: The State of Poverty in Kenya As of…