Tanzania
Nuzulack Dausen is an award winning investigative and data journalist with the leading media house in Tanzania, Mwananchi Communications Ltd (MCL). He specializes in business, economics, technology and data reporting.
Mr Dausen, who is based in Dar es Salaam, is the current Data Coordinator at MCL heading the data desk which is responsible for coordinating and generating data-driven stories in all print and digital platforms.
He has covered different local and international assignments including the 2016 US elections in Ohio and New York.
He holds a B.A in Political Science and Public Administration from the University of Dar es Salaam and a post graduate training in multimedia journalism from the Nation Media Group’s Media Lab.
Wednesday, February 1, 2017 Deep in their village, theirs is an existence so remote that for many of these young boys and girls, the only thing that gives them a glimpse of the civilised world out there is a motorcycle that drops a passenger, once in a while.
Wednesday, February 15, 2017 In suspending the channels, Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) director general James Kilaba quoted section 13(1) of the Electronic and Postal Communications Act (Epoca) of 2010 that requires broadcasters of any kind to acquire a license to broadcast their content.
Sunday, April 30, 2017 This means it will take long to end tree felling. Although an analysis of official data shows the consumption of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) increased by nine times in the past six years, the use of wood fuel and kerosene also increased at higher rate.
While most of higher education loan beneficiaries are feeling the pinch on the introduction of 15% loan recovery to their salaries, the loans board is smiling all the way to the bank for recovering significant amount of money.
Monday, May 15, 2017 Undergraduates are likely to be hit the most as the Higher Education Students Loans Board (HESLB) seeks to invest more in diploma students in a fresh bid to create and empower a middle class seen as key to the fifth phase government's ambitious industrialisation drive.
Monday, August 21, 2017 Official data shows that most of this growth has occurred in the last decade a sign that majority now appreciates the benefit of controlling childbearing. Advertisement By Nuzulack Dausen @nuzulack [email protected] The use of modern methods of family planning among women has increased nearly fivefold in two decades pushing fertility rate down by one child per woman in the country.
It always the dream to most newly married couples to live together in peace and tranquility until death does them apart. However, the situation in ground in Tanzania is different. Divorces are increasing every year.
The use mobile phones has increased in Tanzania as communication especially in voice, internet and mobile money services has grown.
Despite the government's efforts to curb illegal fishing, culprits seem to be well-coordinated and residents allege that there are some officials who collude with fishermen, going as far as alerting the criminals of impending raids on Lake Victoria Advertisement By Nuzulack Dausen @nuzulack [email protected] Musoma.
