Dar to get Sh960bn in foreign earnings

Cricket fever is mounting high among local fans ahead of this year’s ICC-Africa Under-19 Women’s Trophy, which roars into life tomorrow at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club.

More than 490 foreign companies from 31 countries have confirmed participation in the 38 Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) which will take off on June 28 and end on July 8.

Being a professional communicator, a scribbler, more-so if you’re in the print media, you must strive to use every word consciously, for a little misuse might reduce your otherwise well-intended message into a mishmash of meaninglessness.

12 foreign drug suspects arraigned in Dar court
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9bn/-, appeared before Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam on Friday charged with trafficking in narcotic drugs. They were not allowed to enter any plea when they were brought before Senior Resident Magistrate Nyigulile Mwaseba, because ...

>National prayers for Eid el Fitr today will be conducted in Geita Region as the country’s Muslims join the rest of the world in marking the end of the Holy month of Ramadan.

Adept at taking advantage of every opportunity to grow their dubious business, drug traffickers are now using local staff working in foreign embassies to secure visas easily, The Citizen on Sunday can report.

The ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has partnered with the UTT Projects and Infrastructure Development (UTT/PID) to put up structures that will accommodate Tanzania embassies abroad.

>Foreign cricket players who took part in the just concluded Advanced Players League (APL), say Tanzanian cricketers have potential to be world class players.

British Foreign Office Minister for Africa, Mark Simmonds (pictured), arrived in Dar es Salaam today on a two day visit to the country.  This is Mr Simmonds’ third visit to Tanzania in just over a year, showing the importance the UK attaches to relations with Tanzania.  
One the key objectives of Mr Simmonds’ visit is to review progress on the UK-Tanzania High Level Prosperity Partnership agreed between Mr Simmonds and President Kikwete last June.  Mr Simmonds kicked off his visit by...