IN his first presidential campaign trail in 2005, the eventual victor, President Jakaya Kikwete had touted people’s empowerment, targeting especially the youth and women, as one of his first priorities.
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IN the recent past the nation witnessed a shameful conduct of nepotism carried out by some dishonest employees of the immigration department in the Ministry of Home Affairs.
TANZANIA’s football and tourism sectors are set to gain immensely as a galaxy of former Real Madrid stars is set to descend in the country for a tour and interact with fans.
THE Vice-President Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal earlier last week challenged geo-scientists in Tanzania to devise strategies to ensure effective exploitation of geo-thermal energy to help solve a rapidly expanding power crisis and speed up socio-economic development.
FOR all the weird myths about persons with a skin disorder, erstwhile known as albinos, some bordering on the bizarre that they don’t die, any person in his or her right frame of mind will understand that it’s all just a pack of lies.
THE Prime Minister, Mr Mizengo Pinda, toured the Dege Eco Village project in Kigamboni last Saturday and assured Tanzanians and other stakeholders that the multi-million dollars venture was on good footing.
THE appointment and, soon after, the swearing-in last Friday of 20 new judges by President Jakaya Kikwete is very much a step in the right direction in the overall effort to ensure fast dispensation of justice in both criminal and civil matters before our courts.
IT leaves a lot wanting when any sane person would spend so much energy, time and perhaps, valuable resources to spread falsehoods that would not only harm the society surrounding him or her but also do damage to their person.
TANZANIA’s Under-19 cricket team has made the country proud, following their qualification in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Africa Under-19 Division One tournament.
A FEW days ago, the Court of Appeal threw out an appeal filed by a traditional healer who had been sentenced to hang for killing four people in cold blood.
IN his first presidential campaign trail in 2005, the eventual victor, President Jakaya Kikwete had touted people’s empowerment, targeting especially the youth and women, as one of his first priorities.
