How terrorists brought pain and change

Huo ni msemo wanao waingereza....
Today is your future kwa taarifa yako.. Ulipokuwa mdogo ulisema nikiwa mkubwa nitakuwa na gari na nyumba nzuri wazazi wangu wataishi hivi na vile. Je unayo? Je imetokea? Maybe yes. But maybe no.
Kama haijatokea je bado hujawa mkubwa? Basi kama ni mkubwa ujue kuna kitu hujafanya. Utasema tena nikifika miaka 40 nataka niwe na hiki na kile watoto wangu wasome international skul nk. Subiri uone miaka inavyoenda. Usishangae kufika 40 bado umeajiriwa kwa mtu na...

SaharaReporters.com
Of The Tanzanian Change And Our Own Change By Peter Claver Oparah
SaharaReporters.com
Of recent, the hyperactive Nigerian social media has been abuzz with heightened excitement of some Nigerians on reported changes that are taking place in Tanzania under President John Pombe Magufuli.
Of The Tanzanian Change And Our Own ChangeP.M. News

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The Tunisian ambassador to the UK warns that advising British tourists to leave over security fears is "what the terrorists want".

Last week’s reports of Ummul Khayr Sadir, a 19-year old Tanzanian girl who had been recruited to join the terrorist group ISIS, has not only shocked Tanzanians but opened the lid to an underlying problem of youth radicalisation in the wider East Africa region.

>When city socialites or celebs as some prefer to be called come together you always expect some contest or two from a variety of departments.

Ever since Al-Shabaab chief Ahmed Abdi Godane was killed in September in a US air strike, and the Al-Qaeda linked Somali group suffered extensive losses to the African Union peacekeeping force in AMISOM, everyone had been wondering what it would do next.

Tanzania cannot be allowed to be the new front for terrorists
The Hill (blog)
In 2013 two British volunteer teachers, Katie Gee and Kirstie Trup – both at the time teenagers – suffered a horrific attack while in Zanzibar, part of Tanzania in East Africa, when two men on motorbikes threw sulphuric acid in their faces. Flown back ...

>It was a concert that hundreds had looked forward to from the moment the announcement was made, partly because it was a rare spectacle and secondly it was the first time that the venue was to host an Odissi dancer.

The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) has introduced a new arrangement that will accommodate more small investors in auctions of government securities.