Journalism from Africa for Africa by David Suddy Masendeu also known as katambuga or maraiyo in local languages within Arusha region in Tanzania are local footwear sandals made from rubber materials out of old tires which are no longer used in vehicles.…
Journalism from Africa for Africa By Arch. Zakia Advocate Nyombi, It is a place where flora meets fauna. Pretty birds of different types and colors fill the skies flying from…
Licht am Ende des Tunnels beim Wüstenstrom - Bild: Dr. Thomas Isenburg
For almost two years now, there has been an increasing number of discussions in Europe about hydrogen as an energy storage and transport medium that can help with the urgently…
A solar decathlon is a building competition that combines architectural creativity and energy technology in the form of solar power. This idea was born in the USA. The US Department…
The United Republic of Tanzania came into being after the unification of two countries i.e. Tanganyika and Zanzibar on April 26th, 1964. Tanzania like many other African countries also had…
An energy shortage is hampering economic activity in many parts of Africa. This is a major problem for the economic development of regions especially south of the Sahara. Sub-Saharan Africa…
As a discovery by village wonderers (village scouts) it was not picked up by the GIS analyst on satellite image but on the way to another vibrant village nearby Chang’ombe…
In the past 10 years, the economic weight of the trading partners involved with the African continent has shifted. Until the turn of the century, Americans and Europeans dominated the…
By Arch. Zakia Advocate Nyombi Dar es Salaam, also known as the ‘Heaven of Peace’ (from the meaning of its name), is the largest metropolitan and fastest growing city in…