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Former Miss Tanzania 1999, Hoyce Temu on field during the recording of her  TV talk show.

She also has her own talk show, Mimi na Tanzania (Me and Tanzania), which focuses on CSRs, fundraising, and supporting women and children through the promotion of human rights, gender equality, and access to healthcare and education.

Please nominate her on this category: “Journalists, reporters, presenters who stand out in their field”

International Women’s Day just around the corner, MISA’s is looking...

Tanzania: Cross Roads - the Line New Government Should Not Cross
AllAfrica.com
Children can die in flash floods or due to lack of shelter and so sleeping out in the cold, and in Dar es Salaam, of malaria after mosquito bites. This is the dilemma the government must address after demolishing houses claimed to be in disaster-prone ...

Children can die in flash floods or due to lack of shelter and so sleeping out in the cold, and in Dar es Salaam, of malaria after mosquito bites. This is the dilemma the government must address after demolishing houses claimed to be in disaster-prone zones.

Deputy Governor, Bank of Tanzania, Financial Stability and Access, Lila Mkilla delivering a key note address to invited dignitaries during the launching of GIS Census of Financial Access Points 2013 at the Central Bank Conference Centre in Dar es Salaam.(All Photos by Zainul Mzige).

.Over 12 million Tanzanians are now using mobile financial services- Survey

By Damas Makangale, MOblog Tanzania

THE National Financial Inclusion Framework (FINSCOPE) 2013 has shown that more than half of the...

The fast established universities as well as other institutions offering tertiary education across the country and falling quality of education are matters of concern. This column has previously addressed the issue, noting that parents and students were being taken for a ride in some instances.

At the onset of the Cybercrimes and Electronic Transactions Acts becoming operational effective September 1, 2015, the minister for Communications, Science and Technology, Prof Makame Mbarawa, assured us that the two laws were not meant to infringe upon democracy and the freedom of people to access information.

So, it has come to light that Tanganyika was the most significant of all UN trust territories, that is, until December 9, 1961 when it gained independence.

Media coverage seems the most important priority for the ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Children and the Elderly.

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