RECENT events have conjured some old memories. When I was an adolescent and below that, we would regularly go visit and stay with grandma in Tanga.
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ALLERGIES are abnormal reactions by the immune system (in both children and adults) to a substance known to the medical world as an allergen. All forms of allergens are, in normal circumstances,harmless to health.
ONE verse in the Bible says: “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” I would define peacemakers as those who strive to prevent contention, strife, and war.
A LOT has been going on in these early days of the New Year. At least two MPs have been stripped of Party membership by their own parties; student leaders in some institutions of higher learning have been rusticated; some of those who suffered from the last floods in Dar es Salaam are being resettled; you name it.
WE are recovering from the euphoric lavish celebrations of the New Year together with the Fifty Year's Anniversary of Tanganyika's independence.
FOOTBALL is East Africa's most popular sport by following. Millions of football lovers in the region either follow by way of mass media or attend football matches both in the cities and towns as well as in the villages and rural areas.
My journey to Mozambique last year had a notable aspect to it. Of course I told you about this trip some time two months ago. Nevertheless, this particular incident is not worth going unmentioned and I thought it would be worthwhile to revisit that journey.
THERE is a new phenomenon in this country's political landscape today: the emerging trend to resort to courts by politicians who have been purged by their own respective political parties.
“Simplicity is a great virtue”. However in the modern era there are very few people who subscribe to the concept of simplicity. Everywhere there seems to be a rat race to outlive an artificial life, which is nothing but full of pomp-show and nowhere near to the real meaning of simplicity - to what it stands for.
I was stopped by a police car and asked many questions, after which they asked me to wait whilst they communicated with their superiors. Unfortunately their superiors were not available and I was asked to wait until after a further ninety or so when they asked me for some ‘nauli’ and I left.
RECENT events have conjured some old memories. When I was an adolescent and below that, we would regularly go visit and stay with grandma in Tanga.
ALLERGIES are abnormal reactions by the immune system (in both children and adults) to a substance known to the medical world as an allergen. All forms of allergens are, in normal circumstances,harmless to health.
A LOT has been going on in these early days of the New Year. At least two MPs have been stripped of Party membership by their own parties; student leaders in some institutions of higher learning have been rusticated; some of those who suffered from the last floods in Dar es Salaam are being resettled; you name it.
WE are recovering from the euphoric lavish celebrations of the New Year together with the Fifty Year's Anniversary of Tanganyika's independence. 
My journey to Mozambique last year had a notable aspect to it. Of course I told you about this trip some time two months ago. Nevertheless, this particular incident is not worth going unmentioned and I thought it would be worthwhile to revisit that journey.
THERE is a new phenomenon in this country's political landscape today: the emerging trend to resort to courts by politicians who have been purged by their own respective political parties.
“Simplicity is a great virtue”. However in the modern era there are very few people who subscribe to the concept of simplicity. Everywhere there seems to be a rat race to outlive an artificial life, which is nothing but full of pomp-show and nowhere near to the real meaning of simplicity - to what it stands for.
I was stopped by a police car and asked many questions, after which they asked me to wait whilst they communicated with their superiors. Unfortunately their superiors were not available and I was asked to wait until after a further ninety or so when they asked me for some ‘nauli’ and I left.
