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  1. ‘Time is Money’: Dar es Salaam’s <em>Daladala</em> Inscriptions and the Ethics of Everyday

    ‘Time is Money’: Dar es Salaam’s Daladala Inscriptions and the Ethics of Everyday

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies • Authors: John Wakota --- , Tanzania
    In Dar es Salaam, privately-owned minibuses, known as daladalas, are the most popular means of commuting. Their routes crisscross the city and the minibuses themselves are adorned with messages and inscriptions on their rear bumpers. These inscriptions comment on aspects...
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