JK hurt he ends term with power rationing

Dodoma. The national grid has a surplus of only 8.86MW and the country will have to endure rationing in case one of the existing production plants malfunctions, Parliament was alerted yesterday.

Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) said in Dar today that the ongoing power rationing is due to a drop in production of hydro-electric power by 81.3 percent.

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Power rationing resumes in Dodoma after CCM meetings
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The Dodoma Municipality is experiencing another round of untimely power rationing just few days after the ruling Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) completed its meeting here. CCM embarked on a series of meetings recently that culminated to the naming of the ...

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Africa's Third-Term Problem: Why Leaders Keep Clinging to Power
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Rwanda's President Paul Kagame, left, Uganda's President Yowri Museveni, center, and Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe attend the inauguration ceremony of Tanzania's President-elect John Magufuli at the Uhuru Stadium in Dar es Salaam, November ...

While an open market is fundamental to increasing investment, generating jobs and improving the economy of any country, counterfeit goods have undermined these goals and have steadily grown into a menace.

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania will be $2.6 billion (about 6 trillion) richer in 15 years if it succeeds in its efforts to eliminate Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), a new global report says.

Women, you may already know, get paid less than men. That’s true broadly—for every dollar that men take home, women earn 21¢ less—and among the nation’s most educated workers. Bloomberg revealed last month that women with MBAs earn a median of $35,000 less than men eight years after graduating from business school.

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16 killed, several hurt in road crashes
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Wreckage of a vehicle that was involved in a head-on collision with a lorry at Isuna in Ikungi District, Singida Region, yesterday. Sources said 13 people died on the spot. At least 16 people were killed and several others injured, some seriously, in road ...
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>The shilling once again performed poorly against the dollar this week making it the seventh in a row.It is an unprecedented stretch of losses in almost three years.