Moving beyond the race blame game

President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday called upon senior government officials to sustain a culture of talking with the private sector for the general good of Tanzania’s economic growth prospects.

“Parents blame their children for not studying hard enough, students blame teachers for not teaching them well enough, teachers shift the blame on the government for little wages” Bosco Haule

This week, President Jakaya Kikwete accused police investigators and the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) of abysmal investigations.

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Passengers, agents in blame game over fares
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IN what others view as benevolent extortion, bus agents have blamed passengers travelling upcountry for the year-end festive season for hiked bus fares. A number of bus agents who spoke to th newspaper on Saturday said some passengers were ready to ...

>National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has blamed Ilala Municipal Council for the failure to take off of project to build modern residential building at Mchikichini area.

 The Tanzania Mainland Vodacom Premier League continues today with JKT Ruvu hosting Coastal Union at the Karume Memorial Stadium.

That’s the inefficient way of doing things. As you work on a task, you build momentum. When you drop it to take on a different task, you lose the momentum on the abandoned task, and you have to build up a head of steam on the new task. A habit of finishing the task you started creates efficiency.

It’s now official. Dr Willibrod Slaa has parted company with Chadema. Chadema chairman Freeman Mbowe said yesterday that the party was prepared to move on without its hitherto secretary-general.

Young Africans have dismissed widespread rumours linking their three star players with transfers to Egyptian champions Al Ahly. Rumours had it that Al Ahly have initiated talks to sign the trio of shot-stopper Deo Munishi, defender Nadir Haroub and striker Didier Kavumbagu when the Vodacom Premier League climaxes next month.