Failure to get firm for managing NS a crying shame

Tanzania’s image before the international community took a hit this week following reports that plans were underway to slap sanctions on the country.

Whoever inserted in the Bible; this is my understanding of it – no prophet has honour in their own village, did study the black race be they Africans or African-Americans. Our struggling despite all the acclaimed human and material resources, to me hinges on that saying. We do not trust each other and hardly invest in each other.

Nigerian family waits for news of abducted schoolgirls

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President Jakaya Kikwete has said it is a shame for the government to fail to pay its poor farmers who in most areas sell their crops on credit to the state organs.

Shame on all potbellied, middle-aged men with graying hair and receding hairline, who is spending valuable family time on Facebook.

Managing Healthcare in Tanzania
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Institutional Capacity Strengthening is often considered a very ambiguous concept. It is difficult to agree on the most critical aspects of an institution because they all seem important and even harder deciding where to start. Does strong leadership enable a ...

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Ghost workers: A shame upon the government
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Yesterday the public woke up to what can be described as 'shameful news' after Deputy Minister for Finance Mwigulu Nchemba informed reporters that the government in the month of July alone saved over Sh40 billion, money that could have gone into ...