MY TAKE ON THIS: Information freedom campaign covers all

>President Jakaya Kikwete said on Wednesday, in London, that Tanzania will have a freedom of information law by February 2015. The President flew into the UK for the Open Government Partnership (OGP) forum from New York, where he was attending the ongoing United Nations General Assembly.

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Corruption main obstacle to freedom of information law, says Zitto
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KIGOMA North Member of Parliament, Mr Zitto Kabwe, has said that corruption has been the main obstacle to getting a Freedom of Information Act in the country. Speaking in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday at a one-day meeting organized by Twaweza, ...

>To great dismay, Tanzanians were treated to horrifying ‘pictures’ of brutality by their police and some ruling party henchmen (and henchwomen, to be politically correct!)

Being a resident of Tabata who works in a company based in Tabata, irrigates my throat with yellowish liquids in a Tabata-located bar, sleeps and snores on a bed located in a room that belongs to a house in Tabata, and attends send-off (as opposed to send-away) parties in Tabata-hosted halls, I am literally cut off from the rest of Dar es Salaam.

East African Business Week
EAC team covers Tanzania elections
East African Business Week
ARUSHA, TANZANIA - The East African Community (EAC) Election Observation Mission (EOM) to the General Elections in Tanzania reported no major malpractices. It was led by former Kenya vice president, Moody Awori (below), whose team deployed in all ...
EA leader lauds Tanzania for investing in higher educationDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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One consistent thing about the ‘New York Times’ coverage of Africa the last one hundred years has been its paucity, its inadequacy, compared to other major regions of the world. By any standards, Africa has been the most ignored of the major regions of the world.

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Alaine Laughton, known by her first name, is a Jamaican American Reggae singer and songwriter. She was born in New Jersey, but moved to Jamaica at the age of three.

With her sweetest voice in Reggae music, Alaine adds Jamaican sweet flavor to Adele’s viral new single, “Hello”.

With a team made of Shane C. Brown and Dean Fraser, the idea couldn’t go wrong at all. The cover was voiced at Penthouse Studio for JukeBoxx Productions, while the video available below was shot at Tuff Gong...