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At recent dinner in a restaurant during a wedding function, a cockroach suddenly flew from somewhere and sat on a lady.

Tanzanians have widely hailed President John Magufuli’s Cabinet announced yesterday as well-thought and cost-saving, while some saw it as lacking in a balanced sharing of posts between Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar. Political analysts, politicians and economists who spoke with The Citizen said they expected more efficiency in the new Cabinet which is a half that of former President Jakaya Kikwete.

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Kenyans on social media have told off Cable News Network (CNN) about their coverage of U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to the country.
Obama is scheduled to jet into Kenya on Friday for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) 2015, and Kenyans are highly anticipating his visit.In the pre-event coverage, CNN termed Kenya as a “hotbed of terror”; a statement that agitated Kenyans


This is not the first time that Kenyans have taken issue with CNN’s portrayal of the county. In 2013, CNN aired...

Ecommerce is commonly known as business that is conducted over the Internet using any of the applications that rely on the Internet, such as e-mail, instant messaging, social media, websites etc. This kind of trading can be between two businesses transmitting funds, goods, services or between a business and a customer. Today Technology is changing Tanzania – the way we live, work, educate ourselves, buy goods and services and transfer money are all done through the internet and the main aim...

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The growth of ICT utilization in Tanzania particularly the internet and mobile phones has influenced the rate of online interaction and communication among the vast populace. The growth of internet usage in Africa has led to the revolution of communication, commerce, and development into a globalized world. Due to the potentials of the internet, many individual users and content providers are at the critical stage of creating more connections in the business.

Tanzania, in recent years, has...

>Virtually every day, there is a new episode of the case of the $122 million (Sh207 billion) escrow money, which was paid to Pan Africa Power Tanzania Limited (PAP) after the company claimed it had acquired 70 per cent of Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL).

Tanzania’s stance against the deployment of the African Union (AU) peacekeeping force in Burundi has drawn mixed reactions from political analysts and diplomats.