I doubt if he is pro-Nyerere, maybe a quasi sample of one of his article does not him justice - here is some sort of a representative selection:
Massive infusion of capital, long leaseholds of land needed to revamp agricuture - http://www.pamoma.com/stream/478-mi...easeholds-of-land-needed-to-revamp-agricuture
A tale of two terrorists: Trying Anders Behring Breivic, in place of Osama bin Laden -http://www.businesstimes.co.tz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1859:a-tale-of-two-terrorists-trying-anders-behring-breivic-in-place-of-osama-bin-laden&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=57
Anti-banks legislation and the presidency of Barack Obama - http://www.businesstimes.co.tz/inde...obama&format=pdf&option=com_content&Itemid=29
Hahahaha....Haki ya Mungu. You really had to write all these complex vocabularies to make a point.
AL SHARPTON you are in the same league with these guys.
I see he is not pro Nyerere, at least from the first article you brought here earlier.
Or is that the element of critical objectivity.
I will say the guy has balls, I haven't read the ones I am quoting now but I can't help chuckling at how I will relish a fresh touch from our local talents on world stage matters.
Almost like reading an "Economist" article written by a local journalist?
Or would you notch it down to "Businessweek"?
It seems I have been underrating the local press, and in doing so, I am missing some crown jewels.
Thanks for the links.
That makes two of us.
Moreover, one could argue, with the authority of a playwright laureate like George Bernard Shaw to back him, that almost half of English in itself, being a kaleidoscope of a potpourri of a smorgasbord of illogical amalgamation and constructs of mostly medieval if not ancient Indo-European dialects, is hardly impressive anyhow.
Swahili has a more elegant logic and is more phonetically aligned, therefore, more intuitive.
But I have yet to see a thread discussing who is the best Swahili writer at JF.
It seems I have been underrating the local press, and in doing so, I am missing some crown jewels.
As they say, there is a thin line between genius and insanity, I think many a readers overlook him because of being mistaken for possessing the latter; surely he must be one of brightest bulbs in Tanzania that fall on the sideway because of the tyranny of the academy!
2014 Pulitzer Prize: The winners are, Kiranga and Nyani Ngabu.
how about me in this language? 連我也很好,在這種語言的熟練程度,你怎麼說. I think i am competent enough.Salaamu wandugu,
Sio kila siku kupondana tu ,siku nyengine kusifiana na kutiana moyo ni bora.Kwa leo ningependa tuwape pongezi kwa kuwataja majina wazee wa umombo uliokwenda shule.Mimi ninaanza na jamaa mmoja anaitwa Kiranga.Huyu jamaa English yake imesimama sana.Hongera mkuu.Tuendelee.
Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary. It fulfils the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to an unhealthy state of things.
- Winston Churchill.
criticism is acceptable but do not be hurt and make your partner feel humiliated
kisiitaarabu......?????
kingereza.........???
nipe maana ya hayo maneno maana kwenye kamusi yangu hayapo
Good gooder goodest, you are goodest in EnglishYou took my book, took'ntyou?
Ain't that impressive too folks?
Wengine mpaka tulewe au utuwekee kitita cha hela mifukoni, tatizo wakati unashusha nondo katikati fedha zikapotea au pombe ikakata network inagoma kurudi katika hali yakeDuh kweli watu mnajua kingerezaa sie wengine ngoja tupite
sustain your statement please, 如果你的權利,請驗證您的語句