ARUSHA’S MADINA SHINES IN GHANA

AccraTanzania’s leading female amateur golfer, Madina Iddi, continued her stellar run by clinching the top spot at the 2025 Ghana Ladies Amateur Open, held last week at the Centre of the World Golf Club in Tema. Competing under the banner of Arusha Gymkhana Club, Madina delivered consistent rounds of 74, 80 and 80, finishing with…

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KNOW UMBILICAL HERNIA IN CHILDREN

An umbilical hernia is a common condition in infants and young children. It occurs when a small portion of the intestine or fatty tissue protrudes through the abdominal muscles near the belly button (umbilicus). While this may sound concerning to parents, umbilical hernias are usually harmless and resolve on their own as the child grows….

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ROOTS POWER: STORY OF AFRICA’S FOOD PLANTS

Africa’s dinner plate is a colorful tapestry woven with grains, roots, pulses, vegetables, and fruits—some native to the continent, others brought in from distant lands over centuries. Understanding where our food staples come from helps us appreciate its role in health, culture, and history. Many of Africa’s current food staples are indigenous, meaning they were…

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LET’S HARNESS FULL POTENTIAL OF CARBON MARKET

My conversation this week marks a radical departure from the usual topics I write about— economic and business matters. Today, I am writing about carbon markets. Many rural communities in Tanzania are now earning millions of shillings through the “sale” of carbon dioxide. Yes, business in carbon dioxide. However, this business is unlike conventional enterprises…

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GMAIL’S AI: MAGIC OR MISCHIEF?

With its new AI-powered search feature,With its new AI-powered search feature, Google just turned Gmail into a psychic assistant Forget endless scrolling; now, your inbox can magically surface that email about Aunt Gertrude’s legendary machalari recipe—assuming AI knows what “machalari” even is. Is Gmail a smarter Inbox or Nosy Neighbor as it now uses AI…

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