Kudos as Z’bar town grows, but more must be done

>Mention Zanzibar to people who know it, and the first descriptions you will hear about these Indian Ocean islands will include its high quality clove and the narrow streets of Stone Town.

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Kudos to Works Ministry for the job well done
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THE Ministry of Works (MoW) on Saturday organised a function to bid farewell to President Jakaya Kikwete who is completing his second five-year term of office after the forthcoming presidential and parliamentary elections in October. It was an occasion ...
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Kudos Dr Mwakyembe for the bold decisions
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On Thursday Tanzanians woke up to the news that Transport Minister Dr Harrison Mwakyembe had removed thirteen officials from the Julius Nyerere International Airport on various grounds. The officials who were stationed at the airport were basically ...
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Kudos to our soldiers on peacekeeping missions
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IN the final lap of our independence struggle in the late 1960s, the pioneer of the self-rule crusade, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, made an all-important message that still rings to this day. The message had underlined the country's resolve to ensure peace, love ...

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Kudos to Immigration but it must work smarter
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On Friday Tanzanians woke up to what could be described as shocking news after officials from the Immigration department informed reporters that they had arrested eight Iraqi nationals at the Mwalimu Julius Nyerere International airport in their attempt to ...

Tanzania: Kudos for Traffic Police 'Clean-Up'
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The decision by the Police to sack, demote, reassign and transfer some of their traffic officers to instil discipline as well as end endemic corruption within the force deserves a big pat on the back. The department has for decades proved to be a stain ...

It has been said time and again that local coaches are equally as good as their foreign counterparts. In fact, they are even better than their hyped and highly paid colleagues.

The decision by the Police to sack, demote, reassign and transfer some of their traffic officers to instil discipline as well as end endemic corruption within the force deserves a big pat on the back.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Bernard Membe, on Thursday, last week, came up with a very brilliant idea about the country’s resolve to embark on what he called sports diplomacy.