A stitch in time saves nine

TBS, NIT Deal On Vehicle Inspection a Stitch in Time
AllAfrica.com
LAST week in Dar es Salaam, two public institutions signed a landmark agreement for vehicle inspections locally for road worthiness, a move that would restrain defective motor vehicles on the roads and reduce incidents of accidents caused by faulty ...

“Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of.” “Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend.” “Be frugal of your time. It is one of the best jewels we have.” Words from the likes of Benjamin Franklin, Laertes Diogenes and Sir Matthew Hale. Clearly, time is a very valuable commodity. So valuable, it is not to be misspent or wasted. With that being said, how then, can Tanzanians adjust their lives into saving time with every decision they...

Simba SC climbed to the third place yesterday after playing out a one-all draw against Mtibwa Sugar in a rather dull Vodacom Premier League match.

>The Kangaroo Mother Care Unit (KMC) at Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) has achieved 99.5 per cent success in its efforts to save the lives of premature babies admitted there.

Legal technicality saves duo from the noose
Daily News
THE Court of Appeal has quashed the conviction of murder and set aside the death sentence imposed on two Dar es Salaam residents for killing a woman in the process of hijacking a motorcycle taxi in Jangwani area in the city. Justices Edward Rutakangwa ...

There are claims that a CCM cadre, Mr Ahmed Ismail, was forced to use his gun on Wednesday to save Bariadi West MP Andrew Chenge (CCM) whose vehicle was reportedly attacked by a group of people believed to be Chadema supporters.

>Dr Thomas Lyimo was there as part of a United Nations International Children and Education Fund (Unicef) Rapid Response Mechanism mission, and found Bhan had a high fever that he suspected was severe malaria. He could only offer limited support due to the health centre’s lack of supplies.

Court jurisdiction rule saves TBL from 50m/- bill
Daily News
THE question of a court's proper jurisdiction has saved Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) from paying their beer drinker, Mr Antony Nyingi, a sum of 50m/- in damages for alleged negligence. It was alleged that TBL, the appellant, had sold Kilimanjaro brand ...

>After years of contending with little or no access to healthcare facilities, thousands of residents living on about 170 islands in Lake Victoria will now have a reason to smile—thanks to the Royal Navy Ship that has been deployed to serve as a floating hospital.   The “saviour” ship has landed at Lake Victoria after six months at sea and over 850km (500 miles) overland.