Museveni:We’re keen on welfare of soldiers

The police force in Kigoma Region has said it will arrest all Burundian soldiers entering Tanzania before such people can be allowed to settle in refugee camps in Kibondo, Kakonko and Kasulu districs.

Tanzania: Police Keen On Soldiers Amidst 'Real' Refugees
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Kigoma — The police force in Kigoma Region has said it will arrest all Burundian soldiers entering Tanzania before such people can be allowed to settle in refugee camps in Kibondo, Kakonko and Kasulu districs. Kigoma Regional Police Commander ...

>Human resource professionals across the country are set to gather for the 4th Tanzania’s Human Resource Summit this week that will discuss issues facing workers in the country. Compensations to workers is among the topics to be covered during the two-day summit to be held on the August 14 and 15, according to a statement by Iris Executive Development Centre, organisers of the event.

For the second time in less than a month, motor vehicle drivers in Tanzania went on strike on May 4 this year, seeking better working terms and conditions. The first such strike was on April 10.

Financial woes seen to undermine welfare of trained ex-proners
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BUDGET constraints are behind suspension of vocational skills certificates to proners who get training while serving their jail terms. Arusha and Kilimanjaro Regional Prons Officers, Senior Asstant Commsioner of Prons, Mr Ham Nkubas and Mr Venant ...

New Cooperation Pact to Boost Youth Welfare
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A cooperation agreement between the National Economic Empowerment Council (NEEC) and Tanzania National Service should be a permanent thing as a way of solving the unemployment challenges that afflict the youth in the country. NEEC and the ...

The very old hit ‘Ajali Haikingiki’, by Kenyan musical legend Fundi Konde, reinforces what is presumed to be a fact – that accidents are unavoidable.

Is animal welfare helping to kill wild apes?

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Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Dr Seif Rashid
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The government has conceded to allegations of corruption by dishonest elements in the Police and Judiciary handling cases related to People With Albinism (PWA), promising to probe the matter. The allegations were raised yesterday in Dar es Salaam ...
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