EU to give migrant quota plan details

Members of the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) have raised concern over the meagre budget allocated to the regional aviation oversight body.

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UDSM on course to attain gender balanced quota
Daily News
THE target of attaining a 50/50 quota for female graduates at the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) will soon become a reality as 40 per cent of the 6,722 graduates this year are female. Speaking at the 44th graduation on Saturday, the UDSM Vice- ...

>The controversy surrounding the quota of foreign players in the Mainland Premier League will be a key issue for discussion when the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) and club officials meet on May 11.

Tanzania increases police efforts to fight poaching, halves elephant hunting quota
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Tanzanian police have agreed to implement new tactical and technical strategies to curb poaching and to increase their collaboration with Interpol, Tanzania's Daily News reported Monday (June 30th).
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>The Sh306 billion Tegeta escrow scandal kicked off a countrywide uproar yesterday, with the majority of Tanzanians demanding accountability from key players. For the second day running, open air debate in major cities and chitchat on social media was virtually dominated by the report on the scandal that was tabled on Wednesday by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC).

>By Recently there were reports in the media that Ukawa was split on the issue of who should be their flag bearer for the Zanzibar presidency, if anything brought to fore some issues which need to be dealt with for the political alliance to make it to the coming polls, and perhaps beyond there.

>The government of Tanzania has said it is still gathering information on Ummul Khayr Sadri,  the 19-year-old Zanzibari girl who was arrested in Kenya while reportedly was en route to join Somali-based Al-Shaabab militants.

The United States has for the first time in recent years given details of its military presence inside Somalia, the BBC's Mark Doyle reports.