Bulldozing Tanzania into an Unplanned Majimboism
Tanzania, a country that built its reputation on self-reliance policies adopted in the 1967 Arusha Declaration, famously known as “Ujamaa”, may soon be crossing the bridge to “Majimboism”, unprepared. Following … Continue reading
Crazy Thoughts, Good Friday!
Today in Tanzania, and in other parts of the World where Judeo-Christian beliefs are practiced, everyone feels a sense of pain and Joy. Pain for a good man to be … Continue reading
Benevoluntourism & the mis-Readings of the ‘Postcolonial’ Environments
We do not need Benevoluntourists! What on earth is benevoluntourism, you ask? Benevoluntourism is the ‘new’, in my view, neoliberal capitalist philanthropic movement. This genre combines charitable acts, buttressed in … Continue reading
Religion, Politics and Leadership: a complex balance
The last discussion left me asking the following questions: what exactly is the reason for religion? Why does the human society, some part of it, want/need to practice religion? Any … Continue reading
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