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Penina Muhando, also
known as
Penina Mlama (born 1948), is a
Tanzanian Kiswahili playwright, a
theorist and
practitioner of
Theatre for
Development in...
- May
Materru Balisidya,
Fadhy Mtanga,
Abdulrazak Gurnah, and
Penina O.
Mlama.: pages 76–8 Two
Tanzanian art
styles have
achieved international recognition...
- Mary
Chibwana Per
Christian Ellefsen as Jan
Sigrid Huun as
Lisbeth Penina Mlama as Mama
Tumaini Akyeampong,
Emmanuel Kwaku; Gates,
Henry Louis Jr. (2012)...
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former Vice
President and
Prime Minister of Tanzania[citation needed]
Penina Mlama,
Tanzanian playwright and
academic professor [citation needed] John Mnyika...
- education,
adult literacy,
health and
agricultural education (Kamlongera, 1983,
Mlama, 1971). In 1994, the FAO
project "Communication for
Development in Southern...
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after the
Arusha declaration, 1967–1984 (Thesis). Leeds. OCLC 1184537252.
Mlama,
Penina Muhando (1985). Tanzania's
cultural policy and its implications...
- country. The
children in the
program from Kibosho,
Tanzania attend the
Mlama Secondary School in
Kibosho Umbwe. The
other children attend the
Moshi Academy...
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communities about their objective social political situation" (1993:48).
Penina Mlama,
referring to the
enterprise as "po****r theatre",
summarizes its aims as...
- 1944),
playwright Ismael R. Mbise,
novelist and academic[Gikandi]
Penina Mlama (b. 1948),
playwright Sandra A.
Mushi (b. 1974),
fiction writer, poet Elvis...
- Hussein, May
Materru Balisidya,
Fadhy Mtanga,
Amandina Lihamba and
Penina O.
Mlama and
British nobel laureate of
Zanzibari origin Abdulrazak Gurnah. From independence...
