Bills of Lading -- Reflections on legal issues involved
Considerable size of sea-borne international trade transactions and transportation are done with the use of bills of lading.
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Habari Zinazoendana
10 years ago
TheCitizen15 Nov
HOMES & PROPERTY: Crucial legal issues in legal estate law
>Real estate contracts are binding legal documents. They form the bases of the sale and buying of a property. The wishes or rather the agreements, terms and conditions of the buyer and a seller in the purchase are reflected in a contract.
11 years ago
TheCitizen20 Apr
Reflections on the resurrection of Jesus
>To say the resurrection of Jesus is boring is an understatement. No one saw it happen and neither do any of us his followers today have an experience of a risen person. Yet, after more than 2,000 years we still hold onto the claim that Jesus Christ rose from the dead. I find this mind-boggling.
11 years ago
TheCitizen13 May
Frontline reflections on Guinea’s battle against Ebola
Nobody would have thought that Gueckedou, a market town in southern Guinea, was the front line in West Africa’s battle against the deadly Ebola virus
10 years ago
TheCitizen16 Nov
The game of numbers: Reflections on Twaweza’s research findings
In this country, magic numbers and statistics are rarely trusted. And there are good reasons for that; numbers and statistics are rarely at par with what’s happening on the ground.
9 years ago
TheCitizen16 Dec
ECONOMIC REFLECTIONS : World Trade Organisation in perspective
 The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is holding its tenth Ministerial Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, this week. This is the first time the WTO held its ministerial-level meeting in Africa. The WTO is an international organisation of 162 countries (as of December 2015) that sets trade rules among its members.
9 years ago
TheCitizen20 Dec
ECONOMIC REFLECTIONS : Govt should support private education, not ruin it
Since last year, the government has shown great desire to have some direct control over tuition rates for private education. Earlier this month, a circular was issued instructing private schools not to increase school fees for the 2016 academic year until they receive further instructions from the Commissioner of Education. While the reasons for such control might be noble, this initiative is seriously misguided.
9 years ago
AllAfrica.Com22 Dec
Tanzania: Economic Reflections - Govt Should Support Private Education, Not ...
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Since last year, the government has shown great desire to have some direct control over tuition rates for private education. Earlier this month, a circular was issued instructing private schools not to increase school fees for the 2016 academic year ...
Experts end work on indicative feesDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
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11 years ago
TheCitizen05 Apr
CA members involved in tug of war
Sections of the Constituent Assembly (CA) were involved in a tug of war yesterday as members traded accusations of using an abusive language during discussions in Katiba committee meetings.
9 years ago
TheCitizen17 Oct
Asian association gets involved in elections
Tanzania Asian Development Association (Tada) is heightening civic education to Tanzanians of Asian origin in a move to make them fully participate in the voting day.
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