How terror threats affect families

Dar es Salaam. On Tuesday 14 April 2015, security forces raided a mosque in pursuit of suspected jihadists who had infiltrated the Morogoro region.

Nairobi. President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday announced a new strategy aimed at combating the growth of radicalisation amongst the youth as key plank in the war against terrorism.

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Amidst threats of terror attack, police force confirms no suspicious incidents ...
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Despite threats of potential terror attacks during this Easter festive season, calmness and peace prevailed in most parts of the country throughout the holiday, police have confirmed. Region Police Commanders (RPC) from across the country told The Guardian ...

Over 70 children left homeless following demolition of houses in Kinondoni Mkwajuni are likely to miss classes when schools open in January, The Citizen established.

>Before July last year, a barrel of oil that is trading at $50 would have cost a local oil importer Sh82, 500 at an exchange rate of 1,650 against the US dollar.  Barely six months later, the same barrel costs a Tanzanian importer Sh93, 000—an extra Sh11, 500—thanks to the tumbling local currency against the US dollar.

One of the things that will make President Jakaya Kikwete’s government remain lingering in the minds of Tanzanians for many years to come is its determination to carry out major projects simultaneously.

We now leave the most exciting period in human history, Life has been simplified with the existing technology – Our life today depends on information technology, from our communication and transports, finance and banking, energy and education, and other services in our daily life.

 As we become more reliant on information technology which off course simplifies our life, we also put ourselves vulnerable to cyber-attack which exposes our sensitive personnel and business information, disrupting...

The wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa has damaged the image of the country as an investment destination.

Tanzania: Demolitions Affect Pupils
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Dar es Salaam — Over 70 children left homeless following demolition of houses in Kinondoni Mkwajuni are likely to miss classes when schools open in January, The Citizen established. The demolition exercise that has been put on hold for two weeks, left ...