LAKE ZONE: 320,000 males undergo ‘cut’ in 3 regions: doctor

Road accident kills 36 in Tanzania's lake zone regions
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ARUSHA, Tanzania, Sept. 5 (Xinhua) -- At least 36 people were killed and 79 others injured on Friday after two buses involved in a head-on collision in the Tanzania's lake zone regions of Mwanza and Mara, police said. Mara Regional Police Commander, ...
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>More than 50, 000 pieces of timber and 8, 000 logs illegally harvested from Tabora Region forest reserves were seized in the past three years.

>Students and staff at Ukombozi and Nyankumbu primary schools in Geita Urban risk contracting infectious diseases due to lack of latrines

>Brutal killings of elderly people have been reported in the Lake Zone ahead of the festive season, The Citizen has learnt.

Kagera. Local residents are asking the government to speed up the implementation of a project to hook up Lake and Central Zones to a safe water reservoir at Lake Victoria.

Southern zone regions designated to host Nanenane for 2 more years
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The Southern zone regions will continue to host the annual Nanenane farmers' fairs for the next two years consecutively the government has announced. Speaking from the Ngongo grounds in Lindi region during the official opening of the fair earlier this ...

Lake Zone regions recorded a slump in revenues collected from cross-border trade, from Sh3.840 billion, as the balance of trade in 2012 dropped to Sh3.319.5 billion by the end of December, 2013.

Little-known Mugini Private Primary School in Magu District, Mwanza Region, has entered Tanzania’s education record books after producing seven of the top ten girls in this year’s national Standard Seven examination.

Mwananchi Communications Limited (MCL), the publishers of The Citizen, Mwananchi and Mwanaspoti has opened a new chapter in the history of the media history in this country with its decision to print its papers in Mwanza city. This is expected to guarantee quality news on time for thousands of readers in the Lake Zone.