JK remarks on Dar-Nairobi relations deserve praise

The mid-week news that scientists in Tanzania and Kenya may soon make a breakthrough in breeding maize varieties resistant to a viral disease that has wrought considerable havoc in the region is very encouraging.

Last week’s decision by the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) to destroy about 1,300 cartons of substandard juice in Morogoro Region came at a time of great need for bold action on irregularities in the country’s food sector.

Group photo of participants with their certificated held high.

Mauritius has embarked on strategies to improve trade with Tanzania.Mauritius will promote tourism between the two nations and attract Mauritian investors in agribusiness in Tanzania.

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Kozi fupi, Bwana, Juma M. Kanuwa    CHUO CHA DIPLOMASIA DAR ES SALAAM, katika kuendeleza wito na wajibu wa kutoa mafunzo ya muda mfupi na mrefu, mnamo tarehe 31stMarch - 4th Aprili 2014 kitafanya kozi fupi ya ITIFAKI NA MAHUSIANO YA UMMA (PROTOCOL AND PUBLIC RELATIONS) Chuoni Kurasini, Dar es salaam,

Wawezeshaji wa Mafunzo haya ya muda mfupi kawaida huwa ni mabalozi na wakufunzi waliobobea sana katika mambo ya Diplomasia hivyo kuwapa...

>We are in trouble if the falling out between Kenya and Tanzania in the aviation industry is an example of the spirit of the East African Community.

Dar, Nairobi must focus on the bigger picture
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FINALLY, the government issued a stand on the recent spat between Tanzania and Kenya in the multi-million tourism industry. The Minister for East African Cooperation, Dr Harrison Mwakyembe, said Tanzania will respect the decision by Kenyan authorities ...
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Its  three years of operations have seen Fastjet increasing the number of local and international destinations. Internationally, it now flies Zambia, Malawi, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Uganda.

>Dar es Salaam residents pay more to access basic needs than their counterparts in Nairobi and Kampala, a new study shows.