Anti-plastics battle must be fiercer Wara march backward

What hygiene, water access mean in anti-Covid-19 battle  The Citizen Daily

Corruption remains one of the most pressing challenges facing developing states and Africa in particular, as it substantially undermines development and general prosperity on the continent.

A report presented recently at a workshop in Moshi shows that we have people who link autism – a mental condition in which a person finds it very difficult to communicate or form relationships with others – to witchcraft.

>Brazil’s pathetic and cringe-inducing surrender at the World Cup – first against Germany and then again against Holland – showed the locals that it was time to return to the drawing board. Amid the debris there seemed to be a consensus that wholesale changes were necessary.

>A story from the Lake Zone that we ran yesterday reveals how youths calling themselves travel agents at the Nzega Bus Terminal make life difficult for people trying to get tickets to various destinations.

Bricks from plastics? Tanzania knows how to do it  The East AfricanTanzania records two more deaths as Covid-19 cases rise to 32  The Citizen DailyWHO advises Africa to use Ebola response in tackling COVID-19  The Nation Newspaper ‘Do not take the virus to the villages’, warns Tanzania’s health Minister  The Citizen DailyView Full coverage on Google News

Road rage? Angry drivers? Watch these phrases... While a passenger in many a car rides in Dar es Salaam I noticed, what annoyed motorists were small dala-dala buses. Vipanyas.     

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We fully abide by labour laws, says Jambo Plastics
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Jambo Plastics Ltd, one of the Dar es Salaam-based companies visited by Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office) Jenista Mhagama on Tuesday, has come out strongly against assertions it says associated it with contravention of Tanzania's laws.