Category: Editorial

HOPES of higher learning institutions in the country of obtaining faster access to broadband space links on the basis of a project of the Ministry…

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FORMER Presidential Economic Affairs adviser and, later, chairman of the Civic United Front (CUF), Prof. Ibrahim Lipumba, is a respected name in the field of…

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VOICES were being heard late last week warning that a nationwide revolt or stoppage of commerce is being risked unless the government does away with…

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STAKEHOLDERS have finally signed an accord to enable the clearing of goods at the port of Dar es Salaam to continue for 24 hours daily,…

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PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete put up a surprisingly candid performance in an international conference on illegal wildlife trade that took place in London towards the end…

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DEBATE has gripped energy and media circles as Swala Energy, fancy named oil and gas exploration firm based in Australia and operating in Tanzania with…

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FOLLOWING the publication of results of last year’s National Form IV examinations and a supposedly higher level of passing, while the Ministry of Education and…

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DISPUTES are being heard outside the chamber of the Constitutional Assembly whose work is proving to be more of a strain on nerves than most…

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REPORTS have been heard from Urambo district in  Tabora region that  the councillors assembly has moved a by-law to fine parents up to 300,000 shillings for truancy…

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TANZANIANS are playing with fire in the banking industry, as each passing day it is being underlined that they cannot be trusted with money, if…

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