There’s this personality, Continue reading →

This morning I was graced to have an opportunity to spend about 4 hours at the Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute together with its Director Professor Gibson Kibiki. Continue reading →

I cannot say much here about Ali Mazrui because am so incapable of writing what this great African scholar deserve. Continue reading →

I am scared to write this because for the last 2 years Continue reading →

This morning, as part of my daily devotion, I read chapter 3 of Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians. Continue reading →

So over lunch today with my colleagues – two lovely French ladies- we had a relaxing conversation on literature, art, and different cultures including British, French, American, Greek, and Tanzanian. Continue reading →

THIS ENTRY WAS POSTED YESTERDAY, 5TH AUGUST 2014. FOR SOME WEIRD REASON, I FOUND OUT THAT IT WAS REMOVED FROM MY BLOG TODAY! WHO DID IT? I DON’T KNOW… IT’S, THUS, VERY STRANGE.  TO THE BEST OF MY MEMORY, I DON’T KNOW ANYBODY WHO HAS A PASSWORD TO MY DASHBOARD…WELL, I DECIDED TO REPOST IT BECAUSE I STAND ON WHAT I WRITE/BELIEVE!

Over days I’ve been battling with my reasoning and emotions on this #Gaza issue…process tracing of my entries in the #TheDiaryOfAMadPartyGirl are providing a clear picture of my thinking line… Continue reading →

It was a long weekend in Paris. Continue reading →

Well, lemi leak something from #TheDiaryOfAMadPartyGirl…and post it here.

In my first week of research work in Paris, I’ve found myself overwhelmed Continue reading →

Thomas Piketty’s main argument in his star rocking book ‘Capital in the 21^st Century’ is that inequality results from the situation where return in capital is higher than growth. He marshals data over hundred years across countries showing how returns on capital have been higher than economic growth. He thinks Continue reading →