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Africa's greatest leader was a heroic failure By : Philip Ochieng
Ujamaa inspired Tanzania into spending much of its meagre resources on liberating the rest of Africa and the world from the colonial yoke. At a time when Nairobi was drowning in crude elite grabbing, Dar es Salaam was a Mecca of the world's national liberation movements, and a hotbed of global intellectual thought. From this perspective, it is justifiable to say that Mwalimu Julius Kambarage, son of Chief Nyerere, is the greatest and most successful leader that Africa has ever produced since ...
Ogaden in the Post-Ibrahim Abdalla Mah Era By : Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis
Sheikh Ibrahim Abdalla Mah was one of the few remaining Eastern African protagonists of another era; his were the times of the nationalizations, the state run economy, the Pan – Arabist explosion (he was just 11 when a pro-socialist coup overthrew the last Egyptian king and brought Naguib and Nasser to power).
Kenya's Dr. Taita arap Towett's Lifestyle Moved The Nation By : Alex Kiprotich
Dr Taita Towett, whose life was snuffed out following a road accident, was controversial and mercurial. When he was the minister for Education between 1969 and 1979, Towett was a study in paradox. Angered by a rampant failure of students in national examinations, he kicked a storm when he put an advertorial in the Press, urging the students not to give up but seek his assistance.
Ayisha Alii – the 3rd Millennium's Most Illustrious Heroine By : Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis
I want to dedicate this article of mine to Ayisha Alii, and republish here integrally the information about her brief life and tragic death, as honorably featured in several Oromo portals and blogs the owners of which I have to deeply thank for offering me the First Example of Heroin in the 3rd Millennium.