Keep off politics or we’ll ban you, minister warns clergy

>Chief Secretary Ombeni Sefue has cautioned civil servants over engaging in politics,  saying they cannot serve two masters at the same time.

Dar es Salaam. The long wait for CCM’s six presidential hopefuls, who were banned from conducting campaigns to vie for the top job, is yet to be over.

‘Do not take the virus to the villages’, warns Tanzania’s health Minister  The Citizen Daily

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Beware of effeminacy, deputy minister warns female students
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FEMALE students in the country have been warned against wasting too much time on improving their effeminate appeal because beauty is not all that it takes to make it in life. Deputy Minister in the Vice-President's Office (Environment) Ummy Mwalimu has ...

Local government minister, Ms Hawa Ghasia, says she will launch an investigation into the controversial ban of the health advocacy group, Sikika, from conducting any activities in Kondoa District.

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President Dr.Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete speaks during a closing joint press conference at the end of Summit on Maternal, Newborn and Child Health held at Fairmont Royal York hotel in Toronto, Canada, this morning. Centre is the Summit Co-Chair and host Canadian Prime Minister Right Honorable Stephen Harper and right is U.N. Secretary General Ban ki Moon.Photo by Freddy Maro.

A little more than 16 years have passed like so much water under the bridge since the founder of Tanzanian nationalism and iconic Satte President, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere (1922-99), perforce went to his maker on Octobeer 14, 1999 – leaving Tanzanians distressed, forlorn and near-distraught.