Mwalimu Nyerere speaking to journalists at his residence on 13th December 1991.
The Tanzanian president has turned his back on Nyerere’s open, cosmopolitan and Pan-Africanist vision. By ABDULLAHI BORU HALAKHE
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Professor Austin Bukenya, a poet, playwright, novelist and academic speaks with The Elephant.
Professor Austin Bukenya, a poet, playwright, novelist and academic speaks with The Elephant.
Two years ago, I used my 40th birthday and the fact that my first book was turning ten to travel from Nairobi to Johannesburg. My partner...
The Scopes of our Identities: Perhaps the real reason why they often irk the rest of society is that the youth are often a clear mirror...
The spread of mobile phones across Africa has been one of the continent’s success stories over the past two decades, transforming lives through better communication and simpler banking....
Nairobi, Kenya – Three months before the end of the last millennium, Africa’s arguably greatest leader-president breathed his last in a big city hospital, far away from...
