Misery piles on flood soaked Dar due to more downpours

>Over 520 hectares of maize have been affected by lethal necrosis disease(LND) in Tarime District, Mara Region and the  report released by the agriculture and irrigation department shows that 16 out of the district’s  24 wards are deeply affected.

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Houses in Dar's flood-prone areas for demolition
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All structures, residential or otherwise in all flood prone areas in Dar es Salaam will be demolished with immediate effect, President Jakaya Kikwete has ordered. The president has also ordered residents living in these areas to also vacate with immediate ...
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The use of kerosene in boarding schools has been a common practice in certain African countries for many years, with the belief of it reducing libido at puberty stage.

Burundi’s national soccer team, Intamba Murugamba came from behind to notch up a 2-1 win over Taifa Stars in an international friendly match at the National Stadium yesterday.

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Dar es Salaam relocated flood victims to get land title deeds
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Authorities in Dar es Salaam's Kinondoni district have been ordered to ensure flood victims who were relocated in to the district's Mabwepande ward secure title deeds for their new plots of land. The order was given at the turn of the week by Dar es Salaam ...

Dar flood victims sheltering in bus stations for eviction today
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The displaced flood victims of Dar es Salaam's Jangwani valley have been given a 24 hour notice to vacate the Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (DART) bus stations an order where they have been sheltering over the past week. DART officials went to issue the ...

>Chadema yesterday advised President Jakaya Kikwete against any move to save culprits named in Parliament’s resolutions on the Tegeta escrow scandal.

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Region rethinks new water strategy as pressure piles up on Nile
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THE population in Nile Basin countries is projected to increase to 749 million people by 2025 from the current 437 million persons, posing far- reaching impacts on water resources availability in the region. The Nile Basin countries are Tanzania, Burundi, DR ...

>Taifa Stars’ preparations for Sunday’s international friendly match against Intamba m’Urugamba of Burundi received a timely boost yesterday with news that the TP Mazembe attacking duo of Mbwana Samata and Thomas Ulimwengu will be available for the fixture.