Month: April 2024

A Recap Of The “Block Chain In Dar Event” Unraveling the Mysteries of Block chain

Block chain technology, often described as a digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers in a secure and transparent manner, took center stage on the 13th of this month in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. Hosted by Buni Hub and Almaze Media, the "Block chain in Dar

Exploring Identity and Culture: Vanessa Mwingira’s‘Brothas and Locs’ Photography Exhibition.

Dreadlocks, often referred to simply as ‘locs,’ are more than just a hairstyle to some people; they are a powerful form of self-expression and cultural identity. With this in mind, photographer Vanessa Mwingira presents a visual narrative of work which she was working on recently while doing her residency at Nafasi Art Space

Conquering Kilimanjaro: A Journey to the roof of Africa

Get ready to challenge your limits and discover the breathtaking beauty of Tanzania by conquering Mount Kilimanjaro. With diverse routes and stunning landscapes, this bucket-list adventure is a test of endurance and self-discovery. Lace up your boots, pack your sense of adventure, and embark on a life-changing journey to the roof of Africa.

Simple Habits You Want To Adopt To Be Successful

New Years resolutions are the best explanation to the great question of why its so hard to change a behavior. Before the clock struck midnight on Dec. 31 every year millions of people around the globe list down their New Year’s resolutions hoping to archive them but for the most people its just like the … Continue reading Simple Habits You Want To Adopt To Be Successful

Girl Power: Songstress On The Rise

The Musical scene in Tanzania has gradually developed in the years. More and more talent is being discovered through the social media platforms such as Soundcloud, Audiomack and Spotify. These platforms have played a major role in the lives of various young female artists, who’ve come to shine and there’s no sign of letting go … Continue reading Girl Power: Songstress On The Rise

Dysfunctionality in families: Parents must be held accountable

The archaic parents’ myth of when I was your age I did so and so to become who I am today…to their children has to stop otherwise the dysfunctional families is here to stay’ Family patterns and secrets continue to circulate and affect not only the family level but the entire generations; yet no single … Continue reading Dysfunctionality in families: Parents must be held accountable

Expensive fishing leaves Bagamoyo natives in need

China can be rich and ranks first in the world of fishing history but most of its people might not necessarily have fishing experience, different from Bagamoyo District whose 90% of old people today, were once fishermen.  There is absolutely no one faculty in the World that would understand a professor’s illiterate child complaining about … Continue reading Expensive fishing leaves Bagamoyo natives in need

Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

This magnificent books starts of in America where a young Nigerian Woman, Ifemelu decides to go back to Nigeria after living ten years in America. She describes her stay there “ it’s wonderful but it’s not heaven”.  Ifemelu in her stay in America, realizes that there are indeed racial issues and they do affect her … Continue reading Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

My Turtle, Your Turtle (Mi Casa, Su Casa)

https://youtu.be/but8XhhUfmo?si=-WLyXAOW_O6VQ27X This tale follows the humble journey of McDonald. From a determined spearfisherman turned passionate ocean conservationist, McDonald’s story explores his dive into despair to his rise into awareness of our precious underwater ecosystem and how one person’s impact can change a community. In the beautiful coastal town of Watamu in Kenya, AFRISOS collaborated with … Continue reading My Turtle, Your Turtle (Mi Casa, Su Casa)