THE National Assembly has been told that plans are underway to install modern surveillance devices at main border posts. The idea is to have passengers and cargo inspected thoroughly to ward off possible acts of terrorism.
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THE past one week experienced an acute shortage of fuel in the local market with some motorists coughing up to 5,000/- , down from around 1,900/- per litre.
RECENT revelations in the National Assembly that the government plans to grant conjugal rights to inmates are most welcome. But, behold! Prisoners are and will always be humans and the facilities may be home to any one of us.
IN a routine survey, our reporter came across traditional medicine advertisements in Dar es Salaam, showing that they have a cure of some chronic ailments, where any such attempt was unsuccessfully made with conventional medicines.
THE standard of refereeing in the top flight football league this season has been labelled as appalling by coaches and soccer fans, thus, confirm suggestions that corruption and bribery among match officials is rife.
ON Tuesday this week, the Social Security Regulatory Authority (SSRA) shelved a new social security plan, in which it suspended withdrawal benefit for six months.
ILLEGAL trade in ivory is apparently a huge, lucrative and extremely intricate venture. In a little less than two weeks police in Tanzania and Hong Kong have seized elephant tusks worth billions of shillings suspected to have been smuggled from Tanzania.
THE proposed plan to connect rural areas with low cost communication will definitely spur economic growth at both household and national levels.
THE rapid population increase in the number of homes in unplanned locations in Dar es Salaam coupled with the rapid population growth have triggered a monumental waste management problem.
BEGINNING on Sunday, Dar es Salaam city residents will enjoy a new public service of a commuter train, thanks to joint efforts between the Ministry of Transport and Tanzania Railways Ltd to renovate the city's railway network According to Deputy Minister for Transport Dr Charles Tizeba, the much awaited trains will start shuttling as early as 5.00 a.m. and take a break at 11.00 a.m.
THE National Assembly has been told that plans are underway to install modern surveillance devices at main border posts. The idea is to have passengers and cargo inspected thoroughly to ward off possible acts of terrorism.
