Anxiety as Tanzania Open roars into life

>Every woman has a group of friends that she calls her “girls”, these form her intimate circle of friends with whom she shares everything about her life. It could be a group of 3-4 friends whom you go way back or it could be that one woman whom you probably grew up with, studied with or who they have a history with. This woman is her diary, her best friend for life and sister from another mother.

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Debate on draft Katiba roars on Tuesday
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THE Constituent Assembly (CA) resumes its debate on Chapters One and Six of the Katiba draft here this morning, after a four-day Easter recess. However, by Monday evening, it remained unclear as to whether a section of the self-anointed 'defenders' of ...

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Tanzania: CCM Meetings Raise Tension, Anxiety
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Dr John Pombe Magufuli, right, and Samia Suluhu Hassan, second from right, will be the ruling party's presidential and vice-presidential candidates at the polls. Magufuli was chosen from a field of five contestants. Dodoma — It was a mixture of ...
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The Ambassador of Tanzania to the Kingdom of Belgium Dr. Diodorus Kamala sends his sincerest congratulations the Open University of Tanzania for the award they have received during the 2014 European Awards for Best Practices. The awards which were organised by the European Society for Quality Research took place at the La Plaza Hotel in Brussels, Belgium in the evening of the 1st of June 2014.Present to receive the award on behalf of the Open University of Tanzania were the Chairperson of...

Tanzania is open for business, says Hamad
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THE united Republic of Tanzania including Zanzibar has been transforming its economy and investment climate making it one of the most preferable places for business, First Vice-President, Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad, said at the 'Milan Expo 2015' in Italy.

>Golfers at various clubs have stepped up their preparations for the Tanzania Open, which will tee off on November 14.

>The future of Tanzanian business communities to have access to US markets through the African Growth Opportunity Act (Agoa) is brighter now, thanks to a decision by Agoa to extend time.

The two-day gathering has been jointly organised by the government of Tanzania and the World Bank

Tanzania has to open up new sectors of the economy if the country is to realise its pipe dream of becoming a middle economy in a decade’s time to come.