It’s time to walk the talk on irrigation

Early this week, Home Affairs minister Mathias Chikawe announced that the government banned witchdoctors in a bid to curb attacks, abductions and murder of people with albinism whose body parts are hunted for black magic purposes.

It is heartening that when it comes to matters of integration of the East African Community bloc, basically all our leaders speak the same language. They all express the need to hasten the process of integration in various areas and make our unity a reality.

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Premier Pinda has to walk the talk
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For the past ten years members of Parliament and the general public have been complaining about poor performance of district councils compounded with theft, embezzlement and misuse of public funds. The financial malpractices have always prompted MPs ...

Tanzania’s professional boxer, Allan Kamote, goes into the ring today to vie for the vacant Universal Boxing Organisation (UBO) lightweight world title against Malawian Osgood Kayuni.

Tanzania made a wobbly start to the ICC-Africa Under-19 World Cup Qualifiers after losing their opening match to Namibia by 102 runs at the University of Dar es Salaam ground.

>Members of the Arusha Business Council have been urged to put into practice what they discuss and plan to boost the region’s business and investment.

By this time next week Tanzanians will be lining in their millions to cast their votes during the 2015 General Election to decide once again which party and which candidates will be entrusted with leadership.

The clock is ticking fast. The seconds and minutes are surging ahead at a high speed in order to count hours, days and weeks. In all we have one month or four weeks before the voting day on October 25.

>My one-and-only Bisho Ntongo and I are having a ‘good’  time in Katerero on the shores of Lake Victoria. Her father had demanded that I show my ugly face lest he calls back Bisho over unpaid dowry balance. Everything is so changed here that I am considering relocating here for good. Pull out a few msimbazis (Sh10,000 banknotes) and the entire village will worship you.