Msuya, Salum Ally Hassan Msuya.

If you had followed your childhood dreams, where would you be now?

When I was at Harvard, the sociologist David Riesman took an interest in me and personally arranged my transfer to St. John's College in Santa Fe. At Harvard, I sat in large lecture halls listening to brilliant people talk. At St. John's, I sat around a table with fifteen students reading Euclid, Plato, and Dostoevsky, and we argued about what those texts actually meant. That experience rewired my brain. I learned that understanding doesn't come from being told the answer. It comes from wrestling with hard questions alongside other people who are also wrestling. The tutor at St. John's doesn't lecture. They ask questions. They let the silence sit. Their only role is to ask questions, not to lecture. It’s the practice I've spent my entire career bringing into schools and classrooms. I watched what happened to students, including myself, when the conversation was real and the texts were worthwhile, and I've been sharing this tradition with young people my entire life. Riesman saw something in a working-class kid and pointed me toward a tradition of learning that changed my life. I've been trying to pay that forward ever since.

Dangote will soon enter CIA watchlist or become a CIA asset.

Bongo ndio nchi nyepesi sana kuanza upya maisha. Ukitoka Dar, ukaenda Wilaya mojawapo ya Morogoro, unaenda kuanza maisha upya bila mtu kukujua na matendo yako umewahi kufanya 😆

Mduka ya Pembjeo Tanzania yanauza viwatilifu ambavo vimekataliwa kwenye masoko ya Nje. Wakati wewe unakwepa kunywa Pombe ili ulinde figo zako na maini, unafakamia mboga mboga za majani, matunda, nafaka ambazo zimetiwa sumu ambayo ni hatari kuliko ata hiyo pombe.