Musley: We are facing uphill task to restore simba status

A veteran politician and Member of the Constituent Assembly (MCA), Mr Kingunge Ngombale Mwiru, has conceded that it will be difficult for CCM to secure a two-third majority of MCAs from Zanzibar.

>While Tanzania has made strides in realising target Number Four of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG), it still faces an uphill task in attaining target Number Five, which is on maternal health, Vice President Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal has said.

Nigeria finally has a government after a wait of more than five months but the new ministers have their work cut out to reverse a damaging slump in Africa's leading economy.

Writing the constitution of the people is not an easy task, it needs time and common understanding among those involved in the process, the Constituent Assembly (CA) was reminded yesterday.

When the outgoing Member of Parliament for Mwibara, Mr Kangi Lugola, displayed cheap imported goods in the National Assembly on June 17, 2015, to show why the shilling fell freely between January and June this year, some may have thought it was an isolated case.

Musley Al Rawahi akisisitiza jambo.Mjumbe mpya wa kamati ya utendaji wa klabu ya Simba, Musley Al Rawahi, amesema kuwa silaha kubwa ya kufikia maendeleo katika klabu hiyo ni umoja na kufanya kazi kwa kujituma na uadilifu mkubwa.Musley ambaye mwaka jana alimzawadia gari kiungo wa Simba SC, Ramadhani “Messi” Singano kwa kucheza vizuri katika ligi kuu ya Tanzania Bara,  alisema hayo mara baada ya kutangazwa kuwa mjumbe wa kamati ya utendaji wa klabu hiyo na pia kuwa miongozi mwa wajumbe...

Aspirant to Restore Use of Passports
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Travelers from either side of the Union will have to carry passports to cross the Indian Ocean, Alliance for Farmers Party (AFP) Zanzibar presidential candidate Mr Said Soud Said declared here yesterday. "We need to strengthen the Union by Zanzibar ...

Corruption, more than ever has become an elephant in the room for the ruling party CCM ahead of its presidential nomination.

Efforts to control the spread of cholera—that has so far killed 17 people in Dar—may not bear fruit any time soon because public health authorities have failed to tackle the deadly disease at its sources, according to a survey by The Citizen.