Dar joins a growing community

Dar es Salaam is the fastest growing city in Africa, according to the latest report by the African Development Bank (AfDB).

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Pastoral community applauds Airtel for fostering rural community development
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Airtel Tanzania managing director Sunil Colaso (L) shares a hearty moment with UNESCO communication expert Al-Amin Yusuph (2nd R). Villagers of Loliondo in Arusha Region yesterday paid a courtesy visit to the Airtel Offices in Dar es Salaam to express ...

The Philips Community Life Center provides crucial access to health care and services through an innovative community hub

Royal Philips (AEX: PHIA, NYSE: PHG) (http://www.philips.com) has opened its first Community Life Center in Kenya, an integrated solution for primary health care and service facilities that provides community development from a health care, lighting and healthy living perspective. Developed by the Philips Africa Innovation Hub (http://goo.gl/2bnujk) and introduced in...

Dar Port community welcomes Sitta appointment
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DAR ES SALAAM port community leaders have welcomed President Jakaya Kikwete's appointment of Samuel Sitta as Minister for Transport, saying they hope that he will engage the private sector regularly to solve its numerous problems. Container Depot ...

Dar urges auditing of community contributions in lab construction
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THE government has ordered all district councils to conduct audit on community contributions for laboratory construction in secondary schools to make sure people's monies are not squandered. The Deputy Minister for Prime Minister's Office (Regional ...

We now leave the most exciting period in human history, Life has been simplified with the existing technology – Our life today depends on information technology, from our communication and transports, finance and banking, energy and education, and other services in our daily life.

 As we become more reliant on information technology which off course simplifies our life, we also put ourselves vulnerable to cyber-attack which exposes our sensitive personnel and business information, disrupting...

Mommy, what did the news used to be about before it was about terrorism?”

Poverty is often associated with Africa and this is with good reason, but it is safe to say Africa’s middle class is rising and so is their spending power. According to data from the Africa Development Bank, “About one third of the continent spends around $4 to $20 a day and this group is expected to grow to 42% by 2060”. This is more than a billion people.
Consumption on the continent had risen to more than $1 trillion in 2012, from $364 million in 2000, an annual rate of growth of 10.7% and...