Graduation Portrait Special

>First President Julius Nyerere’s family is up in arms over his portrait on the Sh1,000 note. They want it replaced because they believe it does not reflect the true face of the founding Father of the Nation, The Citizen learnt yesterday. The note is the only one that bears Mwalimu’s image.

Meet the artist who collects plastic bags from the streets around his Johannesburg studio and melts them to create unique pictures.

JK's portrait uplifted to Mount Kilimanjaro peak
Daily News
A GROUP of 30 youth have accomplished a task of uplifting President Jakaya Kikwete's photo to the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro. The group, committed to promote internal tourism made it to Uhuru Peak and set up the photo in honour of the president's sound ...

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As I enter the Wama Nakayama Girls Secondary School grounds, my eyes are drawn to the green garden with a huge water fountain.

Mr. David Nabarro.

SECRETARY-GENERAL APPOINTS DAVID NABARRO AS SPECIAL ENVOY FOR EBOLA AND ANTHONY BANBURY AS SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE AND HEAD OF THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION FOR EBOLA EMERGENCY RESPONSE (UNMEER)

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today announced the appointment of David Nabarro of the United Kingdom as his Special Envoy for Ebola and Anthony Banbury as his Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER).

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>Today every Tanzanian knows that education for his or her child is not a privilege, but a right, which must be given to the child without any excuses. Both the current Constitution and the Law of the Child recognise this right. Fortunately enough, even the proposed Constitution has made this right clearer than ever in Article 52. Governments of all phases since independence have been doing reasonably well in expanding educational facilities for all levels of education to ensure Tanzanian...