Traditional gigs could save our music

I attended Sauti Za Busara Festival in Zanzibar in February where I met Msafiri Zawose, a renown traditional Gogo musician.

Africanjam is website that was launched  in December 2013 (with another domain) and on April 2014 the new domain Africanjam(dot)com came into use. It was found by John Kapela who is currently in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. This site provides news from Africa and all over the world in Politics, Sports and Entertainment. We also provide Technology tips, some Amazing Facts as well as Football updates from all over the world. Visit this site everyday for being in touch with everything happening in...

The General Election is about 120 days away and as you might have noticed informal campaigns have kicked off at a pace hitherto unseen in Tanzania.

Kumbaya helps parents find virtual babysitting, tutoring, and other gigs for their teens  VentureBeat

>The value of traditional exports decreased by $10.3 million (Sh16.48 billion) in the year ending September 2014 compared with that in a similar period in 2013.

Tanzania’s foreign earnings from traditional crops dropped by 4.8 per cent during the year to April 2014 as both price and volume of exports dropped significantly in the world market.

Traditional midwives up for intensive training
Daily News
KIBOSHO School of Nursing (KSN) is set to offer training to traditional midwives aimed at remarkably lowering maternal deaths. That will be attained as the school has initiated a programme to offer midwifery training on its in-service and pre-service ...

What’s the point of Nigeria’s traditional rulers?

For donkey’s years now, countries have relied on traditional, hackneyed measures of wealth. Most-favoured is the gross domestic product (GDP). Least Developed/Developing Countries (LD/DCs) --Tanzania NOT excepted -- are virtual slaves to this norm, shackled to it as adherents of multilateral institutions like the IMF and the World Bank.