THE decision by President Jakaya Kikwete to set a deadline for the construction of laboratories in all public secondary schools deserves support and should be taken seriously for the welfare of our education system.
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THE government has once again reiterated its pledge to support efforts to turn around the country’s sports fortunes.
IN a bizarre turn of events, six members of the Constituent Assembly (CA) rejected the Draft Constitution in its entirety, taking their fellow members by surprise and prompting the formation of a committee to try to understanding why anyone in their right mind would do such a thing.
A TOTAL of 248 villagers in Songea Rural District were rushed to hospital on Monday shortly after consuming a local brew popularly known in the locality as ‘togwa.’
CASHEW is one of Tanzania’s major cash crops and therefore an important foreign exchange earner. It is estimated that about 300,000 farmers are engaged in the cultivation of the cashew crop.
IT has been determined that some desperate patients, their minders or relatives, have developed a penchant for searching for medication on the internet depending on “perceived” or real symptoms.
TANZANIA may fail to meet the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) of halving poverty by 2015, but the failure can in no way dismiss achievements made in social and economic development.
EXTREME poverty remains a global challenge that requires not only joint efforts by nations but also commitment by every country to take up measures to eliminate the degrading condition.
AFTER a long and acrimonious debate, the Constituent Assembly has at last come up with a proposed Constitution. However, the document needs endorsement by the people to be truly final.
CLIMATE change is setting the stage for worldwide future wars over food and water. That’s what scientists keep telling us. They say when shortages of food and water become more commonplace because of extreme climatic change, it is probable that desperate groups of roughnecks will go into battle.
THE decision by President Jakaya Kikwete to set a deadline for the construction of laboratories in all public secondary schools deserves support and should be taken seriously for the welfare of our education system.
