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We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office... AESOP, a Greek slave (620 BC-560 BC)
BBC's Alan Johnston goes missing
Winner's smile
Holding tightly onto my trophy in Geneva, 2003, after winning the innaugural GKP/Panos Media Award in ICT reporting.
Favourite sites
- African ICT Journos
- BBC
- Communication for Development
- Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP)
- Highway Africa
- International Journalists Network
- Kaiser Foundation
- Kiswahili Dictionary
- Media Council of Tanzania
- Media24 of South Africa
- My Kiswahili Blog
- NSJ Training
- Panos London, Jornalists Shaping the Information Society
- South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)
- Tanzania Daima Newspaper
- Tanzania government
- Tanzania newspapers linked here
- The Clinton Foundation
- United Nations
- What is DOT COM?
- World Federation of Science Journalists
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- Pope blesses parents of missing girl
- Nigeria's new president sworn in
- Zambia's Chiluba in hospital
- Brown to beat Blair charisma?
- Someone has abducted this child
- Your Views on The Pontifical Visit of Brazil
- The Tony Blair Story
- My four-year-old question to President Bush
- Of Chiluba and African presidents
- Weak leaders hiding faces behind newspapers?
- Memorable Words of Wisdom
- I pays the mind; the person - you
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2 comments:
We shall ask him at the end of his tenure in office if he has done his best to achieve his first pledge. If he thought it was far away from our reach, he will be surprised to learn how fast this time runs and passes. Time will tell!
No surprises from corrupt African leaders! Forget that one.
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