Ok…so I put aside my students’ essays that I had planned to finish marking today and decided to watch Mr. Edward Lowassa dramatic and buoyant announcement of his presidential race. I don’t Continue reading
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Series 1 #ElectionsTanzania2015: On the impact of #CCM revealed elections timetable and the need to think like dolphins!
The May 2015 National Geographic Issue has an interesting article “Thinking Like A Dolphin” written by Joshua Foer (the author of Moonwalking with Einstein). The article introduces us to the large brain capacity of dolphins displayed in their unique vocalisations and characteristics. Indeed as the title of the article goes, there are some areas that we need to think like dolphins. These areas are very relevant to our country-Tanzania- as we Continue reading
On the #AfricaProsperitySummit by #LagatumInstitute
Early this year, my former student from the University of Nottingham, Anthony Demetriou emailed me with information of a summit organized by a think tank, Legatum Institute, to be Continue reading
I was wrong: … Unexpected Results in the UK #GE2015!
I admit that I was wrong to think Continue reading
Goodbye Two-Party System in #UK!
While teaching about the “Methods of Agreement” last week in my Politics and IR Research Methods class, one of the comparative examples that I wished to give to my students was the shared effective “Two-Party System” in USA and UK despite the many differences these two countries have. But I then remembered Continue reading