EDITORIAL: Xenophobic S. Africans ignorant of their history

>The arrest of 12 water thieves on Sunday in an operation led by the Deputy Minister for Water, Mr Amos Makalla, is most welcome, for it might awaken others of their ilk that we still have a working government, a thing that some might have been querying given the impunity which a few among us display at the expense of fellow Tanzanians

As all eyes and ears are directed to President Jakaya Kikwete before he reveals the 201 names that will represent various groups in the envisaged Constituent Assembly, it appears that majority of Tanzanian youths have no idea on the content of the second draft that was unveiled on December 30 last year.

Dar es Salaam. As all eyes and ears are directed towards President Jakaya Kikwete before he appoints the 201 members who will represent various groups in the envisaged Constituent Assembly, it appears that the majority of Tanzanian youth have no idea of the content of the second draft Constitution that was unveiled on December 30 last year.

>Could someone please tell Bob Geldof that raising money for Africa is so 1980s?

Thousands of people are marching in South Africa's main city, Johannesburg, to demand an end to a wave of xenophobic attacks.

South African police arrest 17 people and open murder cases after attacks in Durban on foreign nationals, mainly from DR Congo.

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Foreign-owned shops in South Africa are attacked and looted overnight in Johannesburg, despite thousands rallying against xenophobia on Thursday.

Xenophobic attacks bring back 26 Tanzanians
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The government has returned home the first batch of 26 Tanzanians hitherto living in South Africa following xenophobic attacks targeting essentially African migrants, operating shops. A statement issued yesterday by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ...