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Pregnancy is not a disease, it should not kill anyone

A healthy baby.DOCTORS always tell us that pregnancy is neither a disease nor a disorder. It is just a temporary state of being which needs to be handled diligently to avoid unnecessary deaths.

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Counterfeit goods impoverish Tanzanians

COUNTERFEIT medical drugs like these can kill the sick.MOHAMMED Juma bought counterfeit electrical wiring cables unwittingly for his new multi-million shilling house at Sinza. All went well until the wiring job was complete.

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Children now seen in criminal underworld

 

 

 

HADZABE boy aged 13, who should be in school, waits for a baboon to show up during a hunting foray in a forest in Manyara Region.ATROCITIES wrought by ruthless employers and other morons on under-age, hapless children are, indeed, boundless.

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New constitution should tackle hate speech spectre

ALTHOUGH the 1994 Rwandan pogrom in which an estimated 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were hacked to death was sparked by the downing of the plane carrying President Habyarimana, in which he was killed.

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Prostatic disease and sexual dysfunction

LOCATION of prostate gland.WHEN recently I went to the hospital to have my last born treated of a bad tooth that had all the previous night denied him sleep, I met William Kibao.

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Unemployment: A growing threat

A young worker repairs a motor vehicle tyre in Dar es Salaam. (File photo)IS it true that global youth unemployment rates continue to rise? This was the question posed to me by customers at a restaurant in the city of Dar es Salaam recently.

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Expanding vegetable farms in Zanzibar

A seaweed collector at work in Zanzibar. (File photo)AROUND the small village of Fuoni, just outside Zanzibar City, are fields of okra, tomatoes and peppers. These vegetable plots are not just the result of one season’s farming.

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Prof. Mwalyosi: RUBADA strong as ever

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Rufiji Basin Development Authority (RUBADA), Prof. Raphael Mwalyosi (right) receives a gift from the Authority’s Director General, Mr Aloyce Masanja in recognition of his contribution to RUBADA in a brief ceremony that took place in Dar es Salaam recently.THE Rufiji Basin Development Authority (RUBADA) bade farewell to its board of directors that ended its second three-year term recently.

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Lions Club new chief touts more support to the needy

Lions District 411B Governorelect Wilson Ndesanjo being congratulated by International Director of Lions Clubs International, Lion Sangeeta Jatia (left), from India. She was the chief guest at the District Annual Convention in Nairobi recently. (Photo by a Correspondent).THERE is widespread misconception in many parts of the world that it is only the rich people who are duty bound to help the less fortunate members of the society.

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