Give education due importance: appeal

>With  the advent of HIV/Aids in the early 1980s, there has been too much attention towards this scourge at the expense of virtually every other medical concern. As everybody, including policy makers, worried themselves sick about HIV/Aids, which affects “only” a couple of millions in Tanzania, a lot more millions people faced death from diabetes and all manner of cancers.

Civic education to impart knowledge on importance of voting in elections
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Provision of civic education in Tanzania is, basically, aimed at imparting knowledge on the necessity of voting and selecting leadership of one's choice. Unfortunately, however, no serious strides have been made by the government in this regard. As if ...

Give us alternative plots, Mkwajuni residents appeal
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
MKWAJUNI residents in Kinondoni Municipality have urged the government to allocate them with plots where they could relocate after they were left homeless following the exercise to demolish houses in flood-prone areas. View Comments. The exercise ...

There is a saying in a form of joke, that Kiswahili language was born in Zanzibar, grew up in Tanzania Mainland; and later on was transferred to Kenya where unfortunately it got sick.

Archbishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT), Dr Alex Malasusa has urged the government and other education stakeholders to pay more attention to the needs of young learners who have hearing impairment.

Bernard Lugongo,The Citizen Reporter

Ireland will continue to co-operate with Tanzania to promote higher education, according to Irish Ambassador Fionnuala Gilsenan.

Today, the world enters the second week of the programme entitled “16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence”. In the past week, numerous issues have emerged. Women have spoken more openly on their plight while charting the way forward.

The government has been advised to provide wananchi with education on crisis management in an effort to minimise deaths and loss of properties during disasters.