THE East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) last week passed a resolution calling for collective approach in anti-poaching programmes in the region.
over 7 years ago
REPORTS that Tanzania will have the capacity to generate over 3,000 megawatts of electricity by the year 2015 is good news.
WITH close help from the UN-Habitat, Tanzania is keen on tackling the already critical problems that are associated with overpopulation in unplanned settlements and slums in urban areas.
IT seems there is no shortage of bad drama at the current session of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) in Arusha as members from the East African Community (EAC) partner states have taken turns in boycotting the legislative assembly’s proceedings for this and that reason.
WITH the ugly scenes witnessed during the just-started Mainland Premier League, it is high time soccer authorities came up with new rules aimed at restoring the tourney’s good image.
TWO FIFA instructors, Felix Tangawarima from Zimbabwe and Ulric Mathiott from Seychelles, are currently in Dar es Salaam where they are conducting a seminar for young referees and coaches who are preparing for the forthcoming Copa Coca-Cola football tournament.
over 6 years ago
ONE cannot overemphasize the importance of education for the progress of both an individual and society. Enlightened people translate into a better nation.
ON Sunday, President Jakaya Kikwete gave Kilosa District Council in Morogoro Region five days to allocate plots to the victims of the 2010 floods in the area.
THE Secretary General of the East Africa Community (EAC) Dr Richard Sezibera has advised regional private and public sector players to consider embracing the ideals of a 24-hour-economy to accelerate economic growth.