Council in dire need of ward, village officers

Executive officers in some wards of Tarime District have received letters requiring them to explain why they should not be punished for failing to meet President Jakaya Kikwete’s November 30 deadline of constructing science laboratories in public secondary schools.

All six contestants in the CCM primaries in Tanga District have cried foul over the victory of Omar Nundu who is alleged to have used CCM ward secretaries to emerge victorious.

Tumbi ward councillor thrown out of council meeting
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TUMBI ward councillor in Kibaha district, Coast region, on the Chadema ticket, Mr. Mbena Makala, was on Wednesday ordered out of a council meeting following an argument between him and the council chairman, Mr Addhu Mkumambo. The incident took ...

NGO trains village paralegal officers
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THE government should make deliberate moves to empower village paralegal officers if it seriously wants to address the increasing number of land conflicts countrywide. The call was made on Monday this week by the Miono Entrepreneurs Development ...

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Village officers to oversee primary school enrolment
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THE Government has regulated the primary school enrollment system whereby from now onwards Village Executive Officers (VEO) will be fully involved in supervising and inspecting most activities. Deputy Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office ...

We're in Dire Need of Govt Support - OUT
AllAfrica.com
Mwanza — The Open University of Tanzania (OUT) Mwanza regional centre is in a dire need of learning facilities, it has been learnt. The center's director, Mr Benard Kapaya, says that there aren't enough study rooms at the college. Mr Kapaya also ...

Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) needs a total of 40 super specialist doctors in the cardiovascular department to reduce the number of heart patients that have to be referred abroad for treatment.

The Open University of Tanzania (OUT) Mwanza regional centre is in a dire need of learning facilities, it has been learnt.

Residents across the Lake Region have been urged to donate blood to help curb a growing shortage in hospitals.