A LETTER writer, Mr Joseph Kariongi of Kilimanjaro Region, has written to us to complain that farmers in his locality fail to sell their produce because of lack of reliable markets especially when they are blessed with bumper harvests.
over 5 years ago
NEXT week Tanzanians would be anxiously listening to their representatives as they debate two new important tax-related bills, the Value Added Tax (VAT) and the Tax Administration 2014 bills that will be tabled in Parliament.
AS the Prime Minister, Mr Mizengo Pinda, said in Dar es Salaam on Monday when officiating at a capacity building workshop for civic leaders and district executive directors, it is indeed true that better planning is vital for urban growth.
FOR information purposes, the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (AFCHPR) is a continental court established by African countries to ensure protection of human and peoples’ rights in Africa.
IT’s almost certain that the annual CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup will not take place this year following Ethiopia’s withdrawal from hosting the oldest football tournament in Africa.
THE desire to improve health services in Tanzania has always been among the main agenda of the government. The essence is not only to have health services available but also affordable to all.
THE report that the government has formed a task force to tackle and mitigate fast rising cases of cancer in the country is highly encouraging.
TANZANIA will this week join the rest in the African continent to commemorate the 25th Industrialisation Day during which it will gauge its industrial development capacity and discuss challenges facing the sector and chart the way forward.
THE national athletics championships get underway at the Jamhuri Stadium in Morogoro this morning and athletics fraternity in the country holds hopes that it will not be a pastime event yet again, as it has been the case for the past few years now.
over 6 years ago
THE recent controversy, which has all the ingredients of a soap opera or a third class comedy and which in latest scene has unfairly put the First Lady Salma Kikwete at the ‘thick of things’ in the series of acts of provocation by the powers-that-be in Rwanda cannot pass without comment.
A LETTER writer, Mr Joseph Kariongi of Kilimanjaro Region, has written to us to complain that farmers in his locality fail to sell their produce because of lack of reliable markets especially when they are blessed with bumper harvests.
