All my secondary school I did in Dar es Salaam--actually, living in this very apartment. So I grew up here. Then in 1966 I completed my high school, and in 1967 I joined the university.

With his commitment to Guyana and the Caribbean intact, he decided to return to the region by way of Africa. He headed to the University of Dar es Salaam in 1966 on a temporary basis.

All my secondary school I did in Dar es Salaam--actually, living in this very apartment. So I grew up here. Then in 1966 I completed my high school, and in 1967 I joined the university.

The fiftieth anniversary of ROAPE coincidentally marks 30 years of what may be called ‘bourgeois democracy’ in South Africa. Walter Rodney’s debate with mainly white lecturers (including early ...

Later that year, he took up an appointment as History lecturer at the University of Dar-es-Salaam, in Tanzania. There his reputation preceded him.

Celebrating the partnership between Dallas and Dar es Salaam are (left to right) Gwandise Kalegele, senior staff officer in the office of the president of Tanzania; Ben Kazora, president and CEO ...

FLOODING, RISING SEA LEVELS Dar es Salaam's history of flooding is partly due to inadequate and ageing infrastructure as well as its low-lying geography. Another factor is the Msimbazi River ...

FILE - A boy fetches water from a borehole for domestic use at Mbopo ward, where there is no access to a public water supply, in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, March 21, 2020. Rains have been short in ...

In 1972 a book titled ‘’HOW EUROPE UNDERDEVELOPED AFRICA’’ was born. Its author was Walter Rodney, a Historian from Guyana teaching at the University of Dar es Salaam, in Tanzania.

Photos of the demolition of houses in an area of the Tanzanian city of Dar es Salaam prone to flooding, which has left 1,000 people homeless.