EDITORIAL: Let’s support women’s sport management

>It will take a very long period for memories of the recent tragedy in Kahama District, Shinyanga Region, to fade, especially for survivors in the three affected villages.

The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a US$50 million credit from the International Development Association (IDA) to provide continuing support to Tanzania’s efforts to improve the quality of life for urban residents through improved fiscal management and improved infrastructure. The project will benefit some 1.4 million Tanzanians, of which nearly half are women.
The Tanzania Strategic Cities Project (TSCP) focuses on eight urban centers: Mwanza, Arusha, Mbeya,...

Mr. Lucason Maiga, representing the WWF TZ Country Director signing transfer documents of the cash for work infrastructure handover ceremony at Ipole WMA in April 2014. Mr. Lucason Maiga handing over the signed Ipole WMA infrastacture documents to JUHIWAI Chairperson, Mr. Reuben Kasanda, witnessed by the Sikonge DC, Mrs. Hanifa Selengu. Sikonge DC, Mrs. Hanifa Selengu tasting water pumped from water borehole at Ipole WMA, Tabora. The water pump installation was part of the...

Women's Sport: Yana Daniels and Jas Matthews sign new Bristol City deals  GIVEMESPORTBristol City Women: Yana Daniels & Jasmine Matthews sign new deals  BBC NewsView Full coverage on Google News

Tanzania’s Taifa Stars trot into the 60,000-seater National Stadium today for their 2018 World Cup first leg qualifier against Africa’s second best team, Algeria.

Sky, BT Sport not offering customer refunds over live sport cancellations  Telecompaper

>Society members have been urged to accept people with disabilities on political participation including in leadership positions.

For women in technology, a little support goes a long way
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Billye Boddie is a member of Women in Technology at Gwinnett Tech. She attends evening classes, studying to be a Networking Specialist. photo by Leita Cowart. EDU Atlanta June 2014 · EDU Atlanta ...

Soccer is fondly described as a beautiful game, but the beauty is compromised by nasty goings-on, on and off the pitch.