Let’s make Dart a success

It is only eight days to this year’s East Africa Inter-Cities Basketball Championship at the National Indoor Stadium in Dar es Salaam, yet very little appears to have been done on the ground.

By Special Correspondent
Tanzanian engineers have been lauded as the engine of success in the effective implementation of the government led projects including the Big Results Now (BRN) Programme.
The call was issued on Thursday by the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the President’s Delivery Bureau (PDB), Mr. Peniel Lyimo when giving a keynote address on the Engineers Annual Conference in Dar es Salaam. The meeting theme was on the Role of Engineers in the implementation of the BRN.
“We can...

Success of Anti-Poaching Drive Commendable but . . .
AllAfrica.com
POACHING has been a thorn in the flesh, not only for Tanzania, but the world as a whole as it threatens wildlife with extinction. It remains an open secret that the government has been in the forefront in fighting this social anomaly that affects wildlife rich areas ...

Unless you make a deliberate effort to address them, there are things about you as a woman that will stand in the way of your growth. It sure happens, and here are the ways in which you could be personally doing the harm to yourself.

Wakala wa Mradi wa Mabasi Yaendayo Haraka (DART), umewataka wafanyabiashara jijini hapa wanaotumia maeneo ya yaliyojengwa kwa ajili ya watembea kwa miguu na baiskeli kuondoka kabla ya hatua za kisheria hazijachukuliwa.

>The official handover of Morogoro Road will take longer than expected as some unscrupulous people have already started vandalising infrastructure.

WAZIRI wa Nchi Ofisi ya Waziri Mkuu Tawala za Mikoa na Serikali za Mitaa (TAMISEMI), Hawa Ghasia ameridhishwa na tathmini ya Mkutano wa Mashauriano wa awamu ya kwanza wa Mradi wa Mabasi Yaendayo Haraka (DART), uliofanyika hivi karibuni.

MWENYEKITI wa Umoja wa Wamiliki wa Daladala jijini Dar es Salaam(DARCOBOA), Subri Mabrouk amelalamikia Wakala wa Mradi wa Mabasi yaendayo Haraka (Dart), kwa kuwaondoa katika mradi huo.

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Roaring success of Ruaha
Dudley News
Sound travels through the air a rate of 332 metres per second, but in the hot, dusty Tanzanian bush, it seems to move much faster. The gruff barks of baboons combine force with the urgent snorts of impala to create a sonic signpost leading us to a ...