Mghwira: TZ lacks good leadership

When American President Barack Obama visited Ghana in the summer of 2009, he argued that Africa is lagging behind in development because it lacks strong institutions. He was echoing common donor community beliefs that African institutions are weak, but did not stress on our leaders.

 As citizens, we record in our memories what is happening in the Constituent Assembly (CA) and at the end of the day, we will come up with a conclusion if the Constitution to be achieved will be useful to us and the country in general.

Fun and Inspiration, celebrating great leadership @ Presidential Leadership Awards hosted by GPS and African Leadership Magazine. In attendance : President Hage Geinbgob of Namibia, Vice President Isatou Njie Saidy of The Gambia representing the Head of State and other great leaders from United States Congress including Honorable John Lewis, Martin Luther King III, Hank Johnson and more. Congratulations once more to GPS and African Leadership Magazine and Thanks to the dynamic Ms Nene Barry...

The demand for a new media law, which should effectively repeal the much-criticised 1976 Media Act is an old song. Now ideally, the report that the government will table in the ongoing Parliament sitting, two media Bills to lead to a new Media Law, should have been received with a sigh of relief. But it has only created tension.

Mozambican musician Stewart Sukuma talks about what it takes to find success in Africa's music industry.

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THE ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) was last week engaged in the process of nomination of its candidate to run for president of the United Republic in the forthcoming general election scheduled for October 25. The process was initially shrouded in an ...
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Alliance for Change and Transparency (ACT-Wazalendo) party leader Zitto Kabwe yesterday criticised CCM’s presidential aspirants saying the big number of those wishing to succeed President Jakaya Kikwete was a sign of leadership vacuum in the country.

The head of the UN mission charged with fighting Ebola tells the BBC he does not yet have the resources necessary to defeat the deadly disease.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes criticises an 'uninterested' Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure.