City transporters meet today

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JK to meet TCD in Dodoma today
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President Jakaya Kikwete is expected to meet chairmen and secretaries of political parties under the umbrella of Tanzania Center for Democracy (TCD) at St Gasper grounds in Dodoma Region today. According to the official statement availed to The ...

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Athletics committee to meet in Dar today
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The Athletics Tanzania's technical committee is expected meet in Dar es Salaam today to discuss the six-year strategic plan formulated before forwarding it to the government. The AT through its secretary general Suleiman Nyambui late last year said the ...
Bus accident kills 7, injures 48 in Tanzania's national parkGlobalPost
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Seven perish, 17 injured in Mikumi road...

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Kikwete to meet TCD members again today
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President Jakaya Kikwete is today expected to meet members of the Tanzania Centre for Democracy (TCD) after failing to reach a consensus in their previous meeting last weekend. TCD comprises all political parties with representation in Parliament, ...

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President Magufuli to meet business community today
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President John Magufuli is today expected to host the business community and investors at State House in Dar es Salaam. According to a statement issued by Tanzania National Business Council (TNBC), the President wants to familiarize himself with ...
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The city council here will today start removing small traders from areas around the city to allocated areas which authorities claim to be healthier and business friendly.

>So I’m currently finishing ‘The fault in our Stars-John Green,’ a novel lent to me by my soul-sista and therapist Anande. In it I am brought to the attention of Abraham Maslow, a late American psychologist who came up with this table titled ‘Maslow’s hierarchy of needs’.

The Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (Dart), the first public transport mode of its kind in Sub-Saharan Africa, will be a business worth $100million (Sh165.6 billion) a year when its start operating in June, next year, The Citizen has learnt.

Bus owners association said the rates were increased without consultations