Govt warns unregistered NGOs

Govt resolves varsity standoff over unregistered programmes

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Govt to toughen regulation of NGOs, CSOs
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The government has announced plans to toughen regulation and improve efficiency in the monitoring of Non Government Organisations (NGOs) that operate in Tanzania along with other Civil Society Organisations especially in their handling of donor funds.
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Govt warns people in flood-prone areas
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A day after the Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) issued an alert over heavy rains in coastal regions, the government has stated that it will not be responsible for victims residing in flood prone areas. Speaking to reporters yesterday, the Dar es Salaam ...

The government has announced that it will not allow graduates it sponsors to go abroad for work or prolonged studies unless they clear their student loans.

Health ministry warned yesterday that the entire city is now facing a public health threat following the outbreak of cholera. Seven people have died in less than two weeks and at least 230 others are hospitalised due to the waterborne disease.

Govt warns about constituency funds' misuse
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THE Zanzibar government has warned that it will take disciplinary measures against legislators who misappropriate Constituency Development Funds (CDF). “The funds are intended for developing the constituency and funding selected programmes. People ...

>The government yesterday ordered that implementation of resource efficient and cleaner production (RECP) should be mandatory and manufacturing industries and other business enterprises that will not heed the order will face the music.

>A showdown looms in the Zanzibar Government of National Unity, with two of its senior officials in the executive engaging in a war of words.

The MCC Board of directors said in its quarterly meeting held on Thursday that if Tanzania combats corruption by 2016 the board will vote on a new compact that will see Tanzania receiving $472.8 million (Sh992.8 billion) designed to increase access to reliable electricity, strengthen utilities and utility management.