EDITORIAL: Let families take the lead

An observation by a doctor at the Iringa Referral Hospital that mental health problems need extra attention is most valid. In his recent interview with The Citizen, Dr Alfred Mwakalebela, a maternal healthcare specialist, notes that people with mental disorders, including expectant mothers, can easily end up with a multiplicity of problems that mess up, not only their lives, but those of their offspring and their other loved ones.

Both Cecilia Mosomo and Edward Charange had children from previous relationships when they tied the knot afew years ago.  Edward’s daughter was 14 years old and Cecilia’s daughter was three.

How a humble Polaroid photo changed lives in Rwanda

>Tanzania plans to revive a wildlife corridor linking the Serengeti National Park with Lake Victoria, as it seeks an alternative source of water for animals.

Relatives of some of the 270 people killed in the Lockerbie bombing welcome the naming of two new suspects.

How terror threats affect families
IPPmedia
Terrorism is high on the agenda among most families in Tanzanian urban areas, so much that they are afraid to appear in the public or at crowded areas such as malls and supermarkets. In a random survey at Mlimani City by this reporter, a man left ...

The sudden death of Kanumba sparked rumours about Freemasons as some of his fans claimed he was a Mason. Many thought so because of his film called Freemasons, in which he featured as the main character.

We Need to Govern Our Families to the Expected Standards
AllAfrica.com
HAPPY Sunday! Hope all my readers survived the downpour that has hammered Dar es Salaam these couple of days. Today I will be talking about the importance of family bonding and the family that I am referring to is blood family. The word family has a very ...

Families of the 37 striking miners killed in Marikana in 2012 have filed a civil claims against the South African government, a support group says.