DO barmaids make good wives?

Mozambican musician Stewart Sukuma talks about what it takes to find success in Africa's music industry.

Call for Africans to Make Good Use of Resources
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — AFRICAN nations have been implored to embrace good governance practices so that natural resources available are effectively used for the benefit of women, youth and other marginalised groups in their respective countries. Former President of ...
Grantmakers' Assembly counsel Africans to use resources wiselyCoastweek

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 Traders in Dodoma Municipality have been advised to set strategies that will enable them to provide reliable and quality services ahead of the Constituent Assembly session.

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Artistes urged to make good use of social media
Daily News
LOCAL artistes have been challenged to make appropriate and effective use of social media, to brand themselves and build a good reputation and image within the society. The artistes have also been told to be aware of the impact of social media on the ...

Kwa mara ya kwanza Wema Sepetu amezungumza kuhusu uhusiano wa aliyekuwa mpenzi wake Diamond Platnumz na mrembo wa Uganda, Zari The Boss Lady ambao sasa ni ‘talk of East Africa’. enzi za mahaba ya Diamond na Wema walipohudhuria tuzo za MTV MAMA South Africa mwkaa huu Alianza kwa kuwasifia na kusema anaipenda couple yao, “Aisee […]

How barmaids' quarrel ended lives of 3 civilians at Stakishari Police
IPPmedia
Altercations between friends is common phenomenon at all levels of social setting in any community, but on Sunday last week the quarrel between two barmaids at the 'kwa Swai Bar' at Tabata kwa Swai in Dar es Salaam turned into a tragedy for three ...

 As citizens, we record in our memories what is happening in the Constituent Assembly (CA) and at the end of the day, we will come up with a conclusion if the Constitution to be achieved will be useful to us and the country in general.

The demand for a new media law, which should effectively repeal the much-criticised 1976 Media Act is an old song. Now ideally, the report that the government will table in the ongoing Parliament sitting, two media Bills to lead to a new Media Law, should have been received with a sigh of relief. But it has only created tension.