Foreign policy record impressive

>Tanzania may not be part of negotiation for Iran’s nuclear or peace talks for the Syria conflict, but in the world of foreign policy, actions and events happening in Dar es Salaam matters thousands of kilometres away.

>What is Africa’s problem? To many, it is power and the failure to use, manage and transfer it peacefully. So it is not surprising that last week’s US-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington focused extensively on power in Africa — only that the focus was on electricity, not the continent’s politics.

>It has been a month of promises to Tanzanians especially those who care about politics if not all. Nearly all of those, who aspire for presidency through CCM ticket, have used the past four weeks to promise Tanzania a new country.

>In last week’s article, the author outlined the need for periodic policy reviews in Tanzania with the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Development Policy, 2003 as a case study. The article described what policies are and why policy reviews are necessary.

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You can now stream one of Earth's most impressive migrations
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NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA, TANZANIA: Traveling single file as they do during their annual migration, a herd of wildebeest makes its way across the floor of Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater.

The new political party, Alliance for Change and Transformation (ACT) has won its first two positions after its candidates missed challengers in the races for a village chairmanship and a suburb position.

Reports about ‘impressive’ economic growth on the African continent in general and Sub-Sahara Africa in particular are not short in supply.

Kisauni MP's Son Weds in Impressive Swahili Ceremony
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Juma Rashid, Kisauni MP Rashid Bedzimba's second son, said "I do" to his long term girl-friend Muzdalifa Mohamed a Tanzanian national from Zanzibar last weekend. The wedding ceremony held in Zanzibar with the who's who from Mombasa in attendance.

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Corruption, Press Restriction Taint Kikwete's Impressive Legacy
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President Jakaya Kikwete's 10-year tenure in office ends this month. He would be remembered as a president who came to office riding on the wave of popularity. However, the two elections that he won, in 2005 and 2010, tell a different story about his ...
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President Kikwete...