Mwinyi decries lawlessness

>Ever since our independence, Tanzania has been a unique country for its tranquillity. Its people, by and large, had deep respect for the law. The executive also respected the law, so did the other arms of state - the judiciary and the legislature. Disrespect for the law was both stigmatic and consequential.

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EABC decries non-tariff barriers...
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The continued imposing of non-tariff barriers (NTBs) by the East African Community (EAC) member states is limiting the growth of the private sector and slowing down integration, experts have said. The East African Business Council (EABC) on Friday urged ...
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>Chairman of the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) Board, Mr Benard Mchomvu, has said tax exemptions are still stumbling block for efficient tax collection in the country.

Parliamentary budget committee chairman Andrew Chenge on Wednesday advised the government to adopt a new budgetary system that will refrain from depending on support from donors.

The US says it is "deeply disappointed and concerned" at the three-year jail sentences handed down in Egypt to three al-Jazeera journalists.

CAG decries competence in his office
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THE culture of engaging and involving mass media and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in helping the public understand the duties of the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) is crucial, otherwise reports generated by the office would remain in the ...

Pangani District commissioner Regina Chonjo has called on women and Pangani District residents in general to refuse to be silent spectators of violations against women’s and girls’ rights.

Don Decries Education Poor Quality
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Prof. Raymond Mosha said during last weekend's graduation ceremony at Adili Secondary School on the outskirts of Arusha that the absence of relevant policies to address the education sector has also contributed to the crisis. "We have seen many ...

An official of an NGO based in Arusha has expressed her dismay over continued stigma on children living in difficulties, including orphans.