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Job creation and unemployment are hot issues globally. Various reports show that the situation is worse in Tanzania, where the rate of unemployment is in the double digits, hovering around the 11 per cent mark.

Readers would like the coming government to call a referendum on the Warioba-led Draft Constitution

One drizzly evening a year and a half ago, Wanjiku sat with a friend in a coffee shop complaining about her job.

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Emwazi wanted to harm us - Tanzania home affairs minister
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Emwazi was refused entry to Tanzania in 2009 for being drunk and abusive, custody records from the time show. He has claimed he was on holiday with two friends when they were stopped and interrogated under orders from MI5. Tanzania's home affairs ...
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>It is around 11 am in Temeke Mikoroshini.  A fairly old woman in a colourful long gown, or dira as it is locally known, is seated on a depleted mat making chapatis for sale.

>It is good news for Tanzania that natural gas deposits have now risen to 51 trillion cubic feet--up from 42 trillion cubic feet recorded in July last year--thanks to ongoing exploration in the Indian Ocean.

A photograph of the meat business at Mkuyuni in Mwanza region in yesterday’s edition of The Citizen is likely to be met with a “so what?” response in some quarters. But there is more to it than meets the eye.  The focus of the photo is chunks of meat hanging from hooks in a butchery. It is a common sight countrywide. And what it represents – the sale of food in unhygienic conditions – merits some reflection.

Vodacom Tanzania’s decision to openly announce its revenue, expenditure, investment and profit as well as operational challenges for the 2014 calendar year sets high standards for companies in all sectors.

Mohammed Emwazi, the man otherwise known as "Jihadi John", wanted to carry out "acts of terrorism" in Tanzania, one of its top officials believes.