How Ukawa can avoid walking out of the CA

Dar es Salaam. The alliance of opposition political parties also known as the Coalition of the Defenders of People’s Constitution (Ukawa) will be heading to its self-destruction if the parties involved are not ready to sacrifice their self political interests for unity, political analysts have warned.

>The way people loathe commuter transport in urban centres one would expect non-motorised transport (NMT) to be very popular.  But the reality is different. A survey conducted a few years ago in Dar es Salaam shows that only three per cent of commuters depend on non-motorised transport! But there are many other reasons why NMT should be promoted not only by individuals, but also by the government as well.

>He remembers his heart beginning to beat faster as he watched the sun rise and an acute awareness of the vague mixture of excitement and nervousness coursing through his body. Despite being worried, he remained certain of the task he had to accomplish for himself and his country.

Kenya’s very own songstress, Habida popularly known for hit songs ‘My Reason’ featuring rapper Cannibal and ‘Sunshine’ featuring Singer Nameless has released a new jam dubbed ‘Keep on Walking.’ Keep on Walking’ is an uplifting song especially for the ladies who have been hurt and left dejected more than enough times in relationships. It is […]

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After a little more than two months of strenuous electioneering involving especially two parties on different sides of the Political Divide, Tanzania has finally been ‘given a new’ president.

Minus Nigeria’s Goodluck Jonathan, whose presidential luck run out after losing an election to Muhammad Buhari a little over four months ago, Africa has two reigning, hat-wearing heads of state.