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>The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) introduced the e-ticketing system just before the kick-off of the 2014/15 season, boasting that it was fail-safe.

>In the next 10 months, Tanzanians are expected to participate in two very important national undertakings. In April next year, they will vote in a referendum on the proposed new constitution and later in October, they will vote for President, MPs and councillors.

Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, surely has no frozen water, right? Guess again: Solar winds form ice in craters  The RegisterThe Intense Heat from the Sun Helps Ice Form on Mercury. Wait... What?  Universe TodayIn one of the Solar System's hottest places, scientists figure out how ice formed  InverseMercury may paradoxically use intense heat to make huge amounts of ice  New AtlasMercury's 400oC Heat May Help It Make Ice  Georgia TechView Full coverage on Google...

What next after Nigeria's Boko Haram ceasefire fiasco?

An unapologetic and defiant Sitti Mtemvu has finally handed back her Miss Tanzania 2014 crown amid a raging controversy surrounding her age. The reputation of both Sitti and organisers of the competition, Lino International Agency Limited, are now in tatters following her abdication less than a month after she was crowned on October 11.

Escrow account fiasco: Maswi suspended
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Chief Secretary Ombeni Sefue has suspended the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Eliakim Maswi, pending investigation on his involvement in the Tegeta escrow account scandal. According to a statement release by the State ...

On Monday the Supreme Court of Kenya ruled that media houses and the Communications Authority of Kenya (KCA) should go, sit down over coffee, and agree on a date for the complete switch over to digital TV within 90 days.

>In a bizzare incident here, Bukombe MP,  Prof Kulikoyela Kahigi  (Chadema), is alleged to have slapped local government election supervisors at Bwenda polling station, accusing them of plotting to rig votes.

How South Africa got three finance ministers in just one week.