TANESCO has since its formation done a commendable job in implementing its duty to “power” the nation. It has not been an easy task though given the vastness of the country and limited electricity generation sources.
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TANZANIANS in general and parents in particular have every reason to celebrate. In less than two weeks, the government has announced the arrival of two vaccines that are tailored to save the lives of children under five years of age.
FOR the second time in less than five years, the government has turned down an appeal for tax increase on imported construction cement.
TANZANIANS on Sunday marked 51 years of independence from British colonial rule on December 9, 1961. They had all the good reason to celebrate. We have come a long way since then and have undoubtedly made commendable strides in all spheres of national development.
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania’s commercial capital and its ‘caretaker’ national capital, found itself in regional and international spotlight on Saturday as it hosted two major events, the SADC Summit and the SADC Troika on Peace, Defence and Security meeting.
THE CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup has continued to grow and continue to be used as a means of using sports in general and football in particular to promote peace in the Great Lakes Region and the Horn of Africa.
RECENT State campaign against illegal ownership of small firearms succeeded in impounding 304 guns. It is kudos for the Police Force.
EDUCATION is one of the most powerful tools to lift people out of poverty anywhere in the world, Tanzania being no exception. Education is also the principal means through which the poor and the marginalised can break the vicious cycle of poverty and participate in society.
ENDLESS clashes between small-scale miners and large mining companies would now become history, thanks to an initiative that seeks to support the artisanal mining sector that employs over one million people across the country.
THE government has announced highly ambitious anti-AIDS plans that are tailored to eliminate new infections by the year 2015 and bring to a halt all deaths that are caused by opportunistic ailments.
TANESCO has since its formation done a commendable job in implementing its duty to “power” the nation. It has not been an easy task though given the vastness of the country and limited electricity generation sources.