THE ongoing Burundi political crisis is yet another sad chapter in the country’s turbulent history after years of coups and civil strife.
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THE 2014/15 Mainland Premier League season ended last weekend amid lots of controversies, with some quarters suggesting that there were elements of match-fixing and demanded investigations.
THE importance of education to any society cannot be overemphasised. For any society to progress and enjoy prosperity its people have to be knowledgeable.
RESIDENTS in the sprawling outskirts of the city of Dar es Salaam must have heaved a sigh of relief when they heard Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda tell the National Assembly in Dodoma that 4bn/- will be spent on tackling trouble spots on the city’s streets.
THE Mozambican President, Mr Filipe Nyusi, is on Tuesday scheduled to conclude his three-day official visit to Tanzania for purposes of strengthening historical ties that had been existing between the two countries.
MEMBERS of Parliament have proposed stern measures against people convicted of graft.
IT came to light early this week that Tanzania has, once again, been rated as the best destination for tourists in Africa. This is delightful news, to say the very least.
AFTER realising that the country has fared poorly in international competitions for a long time, Athletics Tanzania (AT) claims to have come up with strategies aimed at turning around athletics’ fortune.
According to International Labour Organisation (ILO), global number of children in child labour has declined by one third since 2000, from 246 million to 168 million children last year due to the ongoing campaign against abuse on children.
TANZANIA joined the rest of the world at the weekend to commemorate the fight against obstetric fistula, an offending medical condition that ruins the personality of young women generally.
THE ongoing Burundi political crisis is yet another sad chapter in the country’s turbulent history after years of coups and civil strife.
