Museveni pours praise on ex-VP Bukenya

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Presidential aspirant stuck in elevator, pours scorn on CCM
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Collection of presidential election forms took off yesterday with a dramatic twist when the first aspirant was stuck in the elevator on the fourth floor for ten long minutes after collecting the forms from the National Electoral Commission (NEC ...
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In Praise of Anti-Poaching Task Force
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THE success of a covert anti-poaching operation by the National and Transnational Serious Crimes Investigation Unit (Task Force) can't be more telling following the arrest of the 'Ivory Queen', Yang Feng Glan. Poaching has been a thorn in the flesh ...
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Will arrest of the 'Queen of Ivory' dent illegal ivory trade?Christian Science Monitor
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Simba gauge their strength against URA of Uganda today

The mid-week news that scientists in Tanzania and Kenya may soon make a breakthrough in breeding maize varieties resistant to a viral disease that has wrought considerable havoc in the region is very encouraging.

Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza has been very elusive on giving a straight answer as to whether he will contest for the post during the June elections. He has been telling journalists who have been asking him this question that it is his party which will decide if he will be the candidate or not.

 A member of the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) from Tanzania, Dr Nderakindo Kessy, has challenged the impression created in the region that all was well with the recent polls in the country.

There is a likelihood that commenting on a fresh Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) report that salutes mainstream Mwananchi Communications Limited (MCL) publications may seem self-congratulatory. That we are blowing our own trumpet!

Police officers at Kilakala and Kigunga polling centres in the city have praised voters for remaining calm and following procedures in the ongoing voting process.

As President Jakaya Kikwete ends his second and last term of office in the next couple of weeks, he appears determined to leave a mark in science—for his inspiration as a non-scientist who is curious in science issues and his commitment to matters of research and development.