Let army take over police job, says MP

Zimbabwean riot police beat opposition protestors who were trying to march to parliament to demand jobs and policies to end the high unemployment.

Army denies taking over from police in Tanga gangster chase
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THE Tanzania People's Defence Forces (TPDF) has declined reports that the army has taken over the operation to flush out gangsters believed to be hiding in the historic Amboni Caves at Karasha area near Tanga Municipality. A soldier was allegedly killed ...
Tanzanian army officer killed, five injured in fire exchangeGlobalPost
TPDF officer killed, 2 others and 3 cops injured in shoot-outs with `terrorists`IPPmedia

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Higher learning institutions challenged to produce job creators not job seekers
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Vice President, Dr Mohammed Gharib Bilal yesterday challenged local universities to transform their graduates from Job seekers to job creators. Dr. Bilal made the challenge when addressing the ongoing 6th Higher Education Forum and Exhibition 2014 in ...

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Is our education system quality enough to produce job creators and not job ...
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The Director, knowledge management at the COSTECH, Faith Shimba speaking to participants and media shortly before officially launched the Consortium. On Monday this week, a consortium of academic publishers was launched at the Commission for ...

Police: 7 Killed in Gun Attack on Tanzania Police Post
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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — Tanzania's police chief says gunmen attacked a police station in the city of Dar es Salaam, killing seven people and injuring four others. Ernest Mangu told reporters Monday that four of the victims were police officers.

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Police Officer Darren Wilson Resigned from Ferguson Police
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The 28 years old police officer who killed Michael Brown, unarmed 18-year old black, has resigned, five days after grand jury decided to not indict him. After a quiet Thanksgiving, protesters returned Friday night to streets making riots and facing the National ...

British High Commissioner, Dianna Melrose, handed over a variety of fire fighting and police equipment on 11th December on behalf of the UK charity ‘UK Police Aid Conveys’, to Minister Mathias Chikawe, Ministry of Home Affairs and Minister Dr Seif Rashid, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.Speaking at the event, Ms Melrose said:“The donation of these materials demonstrates the collaborative nature of the United Kingdom’s partnership with Tanzania. Today we are handing over a large...