Tanzania's Frankie Maston "Mirrored Ep Review By Anne Tendwa With his angelic voice, imaginative writing and uplifting energy, Frankie Maston has become one of Tanzania’s rising stars in the music industry. He has officially released his debut EP titled ‘Mirrored’ in late July 2022. He kicks off the project with a bold love song ‘Run … Continue reading Tanzania’s Frankie Maston “Mirrored Ep Review
One Month, One Spirit: When Ramadan and Lent Unite Tanzania
Across Africa — and especially in Tanzania — moments when Christian and Muslim fasting seasons overlap carry deep spiritual, cultural, and social meaning. When the holy month of Ramadan aligns with the Christian season of Lent, it becomes more than a calendar coincidence. It becomes a symbol of unity, reflection, and shared devotion. Although Islam and Christianity follow … Continue reading One Month, One Spirit: When Ramadan and Lent Unite Tanzania
Valentine’s Day in Africa: Love Beyond Roses and Chocolates
Every year on February 14th, streets, shops, and social media platforms across the world turn red with hearts, flowers, and messages of affection. Valentine’s Day has become a global symbol of romantic love. In many African countries, however, the meaning of this day goes far deeper than gifts and candle-lit dinners. It is slowly transforming … Continue reading Valentine’s Day in Africa: Love Beyond Roses and Chocolates
Unforgettable Romance Novels That Captivated Readers in 2025
In a year marked by both personal challenges and quiet triumphs, romance literature has remained a steadfast source of comfort, joy, and escape. Within the pages of these novels, readers are invited into vivid worlds where love, resilience, and emotional growth take center stage. From sun-soaked summer romances to tender second-chance narratives, each story offers … Continue reading Unforgettable Romance Novels That Captivated Readers in 2025
Roadside food vendors: Are they a necessity?
Written by: Vanessa Mwingira Evenings in the streets of Dar es Salaam with the vast food stalls feels like a survival game for your wallet, will it be safe tonight or will you go home knowing you have gone over the budget? You get down from the bus with one goal in mind, to reach home. However, you spot a table … Continue reading Roadside food vendors: Are they a necessity?
H.i.k.i. By Ebreezy
Released on February 8, 2023, the album H.I.K.I marks a significant creative step for the artist Ebreezy. The title itself — H.I.K.I — stands for High Inspired Kept Kingdom Instincts, giving us a glimpse into the conceptual framework behind the project. Context & Artist Background Ebreezy is an artist whose work spans multiple facets of … Continue reading H.i.k.i. By Ebreezy
Yanga Sports Club: A Chance At The Throne
Young African Sports Club (Yanga SC) has been short of spectacular these past few months with their remarkable success that has sent waves across Tanzanian football. Once in the orbit of their number one competitors, Simba Sports Club, Yanga has claimed its dominance by achieving significant success both locally and in continental competitions. This is … Continue reading Yanga Sports Club: A Chance At The Throne
25 Years of Green Acres: A Q&A with Managing Director Jacklyne Rushaigo
as Green Acres celebrates 25 years of shaping minds and building futures, we sat down with Jacklyne Rushaigo, Managing Director of Green Acres, to reflect on the school’s journey — from its founding vision to the milestones, challenges, and hopes that continue to guide its path forward. 1. The Original Vision and Its Fulfillment Q: When Green … Continue reading 25 Years of Green Acres: A Q&A with Managing Director Jacklyne Rushaigo
Swahili Night in Maryland: Melting pot of East African cultures in US
Despite the tension about deportation and detention of rights activists between Kenya and Tanzania, Saturday May 17, proved to be a pivotal day for diasporans from East Africa, who gathered for food, drinks and music in the city of Baltimore, Maryland, USA, in this years of Swahili Night. It was an "All You Can Eat" … Continue reading Swahili Night in Maryland: Melting pot of East African cultures in US
Maria Clementina: A Beauty Journey Rooted in Identity, Culture, and Inclusivity
n a world where beauty standards are constantly evolving, MariaClementina Beauty stands out as more than just a cosmetics brand—it's a movement. Founded in 2019 in the heart of Maryland, this brand began humbly in a home studio but has grown into a beacon of empowerment, cultural pride, and authentic representation. From the Runway to … Continue reading Maria Clementina: A Beauty Journey Rooted in Identity, Culture, and Inclusivity
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