Malawi FA bemoans govt directive

Local government authorities have been directed to ensure that people in their areas join community health funds (CHCs) so as to access better health services in case of illness.

Private schools flex muscle against govt directive
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Students enrolled in private schools should forget proceeding with Form Three studies should they fail to attain the required pass mark in Form Two national examinations, owners have stated. The Tanzania Association of Managers and Owners of ...

Tour Guides Association Implements Govt Directive On Licences
AllAfrica.com
Moshi — Tanzania Tour Guides Association (TTGA) has moved to implement a government directive that requires all tour guides to be legally licensed. TTGA Chairman, Mr Saddock Johnson, said at a meeting with Kilimanjaro Guides Association (KGA) here ...

The High Court has suspended government’s directive to close private schools due to the ongoing teachers’ strike.

 A chief suspect in Malawi’s “Cashgate” corruption scandal, who was a high-ranking official and financier of ex-president Joyce Banda’s People’s Party, was arrested by police on Sunday.

>Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation minister Bernard Membe has said that the government is not alarmed over progress in the first round of talks on the border dispute over Lake Nyasa between Tanzania and Malawi

Expert Bemoans Overcrowding in Prisons
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IN many countries, argues Executive Director of Inmates Rehabilitation and Welfare Services - Tanzania, Mr JOHN NYOKA, presidential pardons for prisoners are granted when individuals have demonstrated that they have fulfilled their debt to society, or are ...

Tanzania agricultural sector is not productive though it employs the largest population in the country, researchers say. Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) principal research associate,Oswald Mashindano made the comment in Dar es Salaam at the launch of Maendeleo Studio, which will be run by the organisation.

Cameroon coach Enow Ngachu blames a lack of funding as the last African nation at the Women's World Cup go out.