Kumbaya helps parents find virtual babysitting, tutoring, and other gigs for their teens

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The cool sea breeze calms the scorching sun that has turned most of the grass brown and from the look of things there is an expectant mood around here.

The General Election is about 120 days away and as you might have noticed informal campaigns have kicked off at a pace hitherto unseen in Tanzania.

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Teens take eye- and heart-opening trip to Tanzania
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Brunswick School students (second row, left to right) Jamie MacFarlane of Greenwich, Dayton Kingery of Greenwich, Ryan Hanrahan of Bronxville, N.Y., and Jack Muccia of Rye, take a break from work in a Tanzanian farm field with native children and (rear) ...

A report released on Tuesday shows that over 10 per cent of Tanzanians who drink started the habit when they were 14. The study, entitled “Baseline Survey on the Extent of Alcohol Consumption and Abuse,” conducted under the auspices of Tamwa, further shows that close to 27 per cent of those questioned started taking alcohol when they were under 17.

Television can be a powerful influence in developing value systems and shaping behavior in the developing children’s mind. Unfortunately, much of today’s television programming has a highly explicit and violent content.

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Teens of the Week: Where are they now? Rob Peck
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Robert Peck, left, with a group of Tanzanian medical students. He is a 1995 Broadneck High graduate and former Teen of the Week. Robert Peck, left, with a group of Tanzanian medical students. He is a 1995 Broadneck High graduate and former Teen of the ...

Players featuring in the U-15 international Copa Coca-Cola football camp at the sports complex High Performance Centre, University of Pretoria, yesterday exhibited unique talents to the admiration of the camp instructors Richard Lovell from Forwardzone and Tony Dias from Black Aces.