Kana Quest is a great puzzle game that just so happens to also teach you Japanese

On Instagram a great illustrator is turning art into a game  Eurogamer.net

To teach or not to teach in Kiswahili
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The debate on whether to teach or not to teach our primary and secondary school students in Kiswahili has surely been rekindled, following the latest development where Dar es Salaam's Kinondoni district authorities recently got the approval of the Ministry of ...

Cameroon international Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik is suspended by his club Rennes after confrontations with supporters.

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Some grandmothers certainly had genuine knowledge of staying naturally healthy!!!

One grandmother once lectured her grandson about her practical knowledge:

“For better digestion, I drink beer,

For loss of appetite I drink white wine,

With low blood pressure I drink red wine,

With high blood pressure I drink cognac,

And whenever I have a cold, I drink Vodka.”

He asked, “And when do you drink water?”

Her reply: “I have never been that sick!”.

 

Some great sayings!!

“U cannot taste me, until u...

>The Board chairman of the Zanzibar Telecom (Zantel), Mr Essa Al Haddad, now says the mobile operator is not looking to sell its business.

Police in the city are holding 42 Ethiopian nationals who are alleged to have entered and lived in Tanzania illegally.

There is a strange development in this country that is worth noting and studying. It is about children, who are being taught about Islam in suspicious circumstances in Kilimanjaro Region.

As the General Election draws closer, the question that lingers in the minds of Tanzanians is: who is funding the campaigns?