THE government’s resolve to ensure every citizen gets a birth certificate has been long overdue.
over 5 years ago
THE multi-billion shillings projects that President Jakaya Kikwete signed during his current tour of the Far East, most notably in China, have stirred much excitement back home as the whole thing is good news indeed as far as the development of this country is concerned.
THE strong bilateral relations between Tanzania and China are in the limelight again this time with President Jakaya Kikwete's state visit to China.
IT was reported in Sunday’s edition of the ‘Sunday News’ that more deaths, some of which could have been prevented, occur in hospitals countrywide due to a serious and seemingly chronic shortage of medical workers, especially the night shift nurses.
IT has happened again. Some Kiswahili tabloids on Friday irresponsibly decided to report about the presence of an Ebola patient in a Moshi dispensary in Kilimanjaro Region, prompting authorities to deny the reports and assure the public that Tanzania is yet to record an Ebola patient.
TAIFA Stars performance against Benin recently caught the eyes of many soccer lovers in the country. They won massively and deservedly stepped five places up in the latest FIFA rankings.
IT has come to the attention of the National Audit Office (NAO) that there are several customs bonded warehouses operating without licences in the country.
SOUTH Sudan politicians deserve a pat on the back for realising that great societies have been built on diversity and not ethnic homogeneity.
AT last, government’s borrowing trend has been vindicated and the mounting debt at least defended as sustainable.
IT takes decades to build a peaceful country; but all that effort could take only days to wreck it. There are many examples to prove this.
THE government’s resolve to ensure every citizen gets a birth certificate has been long overdue.
