As probe into ‘cadaver parts’ saga begins, students fret over prospect of IMTU closure

>The Medical Association of Tanzania (MAT) wants the owners and administrators of the International Medical Technological University (IMTU) punished severely for dumping body parts in an unofficial dump.

Dar es Salaam Special Police Zone Commander Suleiman Kova said yesterday that those in custody include doctors from the International Medical Technological University (IMTU).

>The latest saga implicating the International Medical and Technological University (IMTU) for ‘unethical dumping of human organs’ has opened up a whole can of worms in the medical circles, and now, the most pressing question is: How will the IMTU get out of this ethical scandal?

Eldoret. Tension is high at Moi University’s Law School in Eldoret after students refused to leave the institution after it was closed down.

>The Parliamentary Accounts Committee (PAC) has ordered thorough  investigations and auditing of the accounts and controversial sale of  the troubled Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL).

Police in the city have launched investigations to find out the motive behind the reasons that led to the suicide of acting Libyan ambassador to Tanzania, Ismail Nwairat.

Probe on chopper crash that killed Filikunjombe begins
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THE Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) has embarked on investigations into a helicopter crash last week, which claimed the life of three passengers, including Ludewa parliamentary candidate on CCM ticket, Mr Deo Filikunjombe and Captain William ...

he stage is finally set for the investigation into the controversial sale of Independent Power Tanzania Ltd (IPTL) following the release of 13 key audit queries as handed to the Controller and Auditor General (CAG).

>What was initially viewed as a clean deal before it was exposed by The Citizen as a transaction with too many unanswered questions surfaced in Parliament yesterday, with MPs demanding a thorough investigation into the $122 million (Sh201 billion) scheme.