Tanzania Culture and Lifestyle

The paper explores the issues on cultural heritage tourism approaches and practices, with special emphasis on the effects of globalization on culture and its effects in Tanzania.

Economy of Ethiopia

Ethiopia is a developing country with one of the fastest-growing economies in the world.

Current Politics in South Africa

Politics are activities related to 'decision-making in groups and as individuals. This definition expands to the group's ability to distribute and handle resources in a given setup.

The Baganda of Uganda

The Baganda are a Bantu ethnic group who live in central Uganda, also known as the Ganda or Waganda. They speak Luganda, the dominant local language spoken by over eight million people in Uganda.

The Taita Community

The Taita community, also known as Wataita, is a Kenyan tribe that lives in Taita Taveta county near Kenya’s coastal area. They are a Bantu community which migrated to the Taita Taveta region in the period between 1000-1300CE.

Echoes of Horror: The Rwanda genocide

The Rwandan genocide which occurred for over a 100-day period in 1994 still stands out as one of the most tragic and brutal episodes of ethnic violence in modern history.

Conflicts in South Sudan

Africa's vast and diverse continent has a cultural heritage and abundant resources. Within this continent lies South Sudan, a relatively young nation in the East African region.

Role of culture in the spread of HIV/AIDS in Kenya.

The intersection between culture and disease is a thought-provoking and complex area of investigation. Culture is a powerful force that shapes a society's response to epidemics and natural disasters and influences its policies.

The Ugandan Economy

The Ugandan economy has experienced rapid growth, making it one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa and the East African region. Over the past two decades, it has maintained an impressive average annual growth rate of 5-6%.

Energy and Renewable Energy in Africa

Africa is a continent rich in diversity, resources, and untapped potential. However, the energy infrastructure in Africa needs to be developed, leading many people to rely on non-environmentally friendly sources of energy such as wood and charcoal.

Kenya's Political Transformation

The Republic of Kenya, or Jamhuri ya Kenya in Kiswahili, is an East African country member of the United Nations, the African Union, and the East African Community, among other international institutions. It gained independence from British colonialism in 1963.

The Kenyan Economy

Kenya's economy, boasting a GDP of $113.42 billion in 2022, has established itself as the dominant force in East Africa. Since gaining independence in 1963, Kenya has achieved significant milestones in expanding its infrastructure and driving economic advancement.