Experts nod to govt stand on GM products

Govt Sets Plan to Train Experts in Oil, Gas Sectors
AllAfrica.com
Government has set an ambitious goal to train 1,350 graduates in geology and minerals explorations, oil and gas geosciences, mining and minerals processing and mining environmental management by June next year. Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda says ...

President Jakaya Kikwete has assented into law the contentious Cybercrime Bill which the National Assembly approved recently, Parliamentary Committee on Infrastructure was told yesterday.

Massive nod to Cabinet changes
Daily News
President Jakaya Kikwete. POSITIVE comments have greeted the mini cabinet reshuffle by President Jakaya Kikwete on Saturday, with scholars, private sector and the public praising the new changes that are in line with recommendations of the National ...

A total of 13 new investors have been issued with licences by the Export Processing Zone Authority (EPZA).

 Members of the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) have decried failure by the regional leaders to assent to Bills which have been passed by the House.

Chemba. The district council here has approved permanent regulations that would govern the execution of council meetings.

Daily News
Massive CA teams' nod for dual citizenship
Daily News
MOST committees of the Constituent Assembly (CA) have nodded to dual citizenship, expressing, however, the need to have a law that will check any breach to national security. Despite holding lengthy discussions on the issue separately, members of ...

The Herald
Tanzanians give John Magufuli the nod
The Herald
DR John Pombe Joseph Magufuli has won the presidential election to become the fifth president of the United Republic of Tanzania. The general election was held on Sunday, October 25, and the National Electoral Commission (NEC) announced the results ...
UN's Ban Ki-moon lauds Magufuli victoryDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Tanzania's new leader urges unity amid rowGulf Times
Tanzanian president-elect promises...

>Tanzania needs a provision in the new Constitution that will make it mandatory for Parliament to discuss and endorse all international agreements and treaties before the country becomes a signatory to them, a Member of the Constituent Assembly (MCA) has said