Govt travel allowances increase by up to 50pc

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'Govt not liable for allowances of CA members' drivers'
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Clerk of the National Assembly, Dr Thomas Kashililah has said that the Constituent Assembly is not responsible for paying allowances of drivers of CA members as there is no legislation which entitles the delegates to chauffeurs. This followed complaints ...

Govt probing increase in tuskless elephants
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Deputy Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Mahmoud Hassan Mgimwa has said the government is set to carry-out extensive research, which is geared to find reasons behind the increasing number of tusk-less elephants in the country's national ...
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Dar es Salaam. The government has blamed revenue shortfalls for its failure to allocate 15 per cent of the national budget to the health sector.

Mr chairman, a total of 12 Constituent Assembly Committees (CACs) have tabled their reports before us on their proposals for improvements of the Draft Constitution presented by the Constitution Review Commission (CRC).

>President Jakaya Kikwete has said that the government will keep on increasing defence budget since there is no substitute to it in defending the country’s territorial sovereignty.

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Youth science group urges govt to increase school funding
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Young Scientists Tanzania director Dr Kamugisha Gozibert speaks to journalists about scientific research competition which will involve 300 teachers and students. (Photo: Halima Kambi). To improve science laboratories and equip students with the required ...

Govt urged to amend Public Audit Act to increase internal auditors powers
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The government has been urged to amend the Public Audit Act, 2008 and Internal Control and Internal Audit (Regulations) 2014 to increase autonomous of internal auditors. The Internal Auditor General, Mohammed Mtonga made the call in Dar es Salaam ...

Dar es Salaam Water and Sewerage Corporation (Dawasco) has raised water tariffs by 50 per cent.

 At least half of graduates produced by East African universities lack employability skills, technical mastery and basic work-related capabilities, a new survey shows.