EDITORIAL: Do everything possible to block crooked politicians

>The General Election is just around the corner, so it is no wonder campaigns are already underway despite the warning by supreme organs of political parties that everybody should wait for the whistle before anyone starts canvassing for votes.   The polls are slated for October, so there are only eight months to go before Tanzanians pick who they want for councillor, MP and president.

TheCitizen

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

TheCitizen

08 Jul

Clerics beware crooked politicians eyeing power

We are fast approaching October 25 when the Tanzanian electorate will speak with their voter card and elect leaders at the civic, parliamentary and the presidential levels. These will be men and women in whose hands we shall place our destiny, at least for the next five years. Maligned as politicians generally, these are important people, for to all intents and purposes, they will be our rulers.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

16 Mar

EDITORIAL: Beware crooked teachers!

>Despite criticism and even condemnation from educational psychologists, the practice of giving the so-called pre-Form 1 or pre-Form 5 training continues to thrive.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

25 Jul

EDITORIAL: Check crooked co-op officials

The government’s vow this week that it would never part with money to bail out co-operative unions that owe banks huge sums of cash unless they take legal action against dishonest officials first, should serve as a timely warning.

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

30 Sep

EDITORIAL: Politicians must plan well ahead of rallies

Huge crowds that flock to campaign rallies are an indication that, among other things, political awareness among our people is high. It is a testimony that wananchi are keen on listening to what the parties and their candidates would do for them if they won come October 25.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

29 Oct

Crooked officials under fire

>Chief Secretary Ombeni Sefue has urged permanent secretaries in different ministries who will fail to correct deficiencies raised by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) to voluntarily resign.

 

10 years ago

Huffington Post

30 May

Giraffe With Crooked Neck Keeps His Chin Up, Giraffes Like A Champ

Telegraph.co.uk
Giraffe With Crooked Neck Keeps His Chin Up, Giraffes Like A Champ
Huffington Post
A giraffe in Tanzania doesn't seem too bent out of shape for having its neck ... uh, bent out of shape. Wildlife photographer Mark Drysdale captured these images of this remarkable animal while on safari in the Serengeti earlier this month. zig zag giraffe.
Giraffe has zig-zag spine (but don't worry, all the other giraffes treat him normally)Telegraph.co.uk
Amazing video shows giraffe which survived...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

09 Dec

Still wonder why we are chips off the old block?

It is a fact (fortunate or unfortunately) that we become our parents at some point in our lives if not a large part of it. We are who they are not just in the literal sense but also mentally, psychologically and perhaps spiritually.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

07 Mar

Concern over provision to block media

The Constituent Assembly has set a stage which will see media barred from attending committee meetings, if the agreement they reached during a workshop on draft regulations is adopted by the Assembly later next week.

 

10 years ago

Daily News

29 Jan

Pupils block Mwanza RC's convoy

Pupils block Mwanza RC's convoy
Daily News
MWAJOMBE Primary School pupils in Misungwi District blocked the Mwanza Regional Commissioner (RC), Mr Magesa Mulongo's delegation from passing, demanding urgent action over the persistent shortage of water and desks. It all started when the RC ...

 

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