Ndalichako’s appointment impresses analysts

Tanzania: Ndalichako's Appointment Impresses Analysts
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — She looks a bit reserved and her eyes do not reflect a personality who has dealt with some of the most challenging situations in the education sector. Yet Dr Joyce Ndalichako, the newly-appointed minister for Education, Science, and ...

 Hasheem Thabeet is making big strides in his efforts to get back to the National Basketball League (NBA).

>Dar es Salaam Port is the backbone of the central corridor that stretches from Tanzania all the way to landlocked countries of East and Central African countries.

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Magufuli's speech impresses business community
IPPmedia
Members of the business community and scholars are confident that the fifth phase government under President John Magufuli will steer the country towards speedy socio-economic development. Speaking to The Guardian over the weekend in Dar es ...

TASAF programme in Isles impresses donors
Daily News
ZANZIBAR has been recording an increase of mothers and children attending hospitals, an admirable achievement in the implementation of the third phase of Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF III) projects in Zanzibar. On a mission to evaluate the impact of ...

“We acknowledge the importance of the ongoing improvements to the economy of Tanzania and its landlocked neighbours” Dr Makhtar Diop, World Bank vice president for the Africa Region

Former Nigeria international Sunday Oliseh is dismayed at the appointment of Carlo Tavecchio as Italian FA president.

>In what appears to be the opposition’s discontent with developments in the Constituent Assembly (CA), the national chairman of the Civic United Front (CUF), Prof Ibrahim Lipumba, stunned members when he snubbed CA chairman’s appointment in the crucial committee.

>Since President Jakaya Kikwete appointed former Director of Public Prosecution Eliezer Feleshi a judge of the High Court, debate has raged on whether or not the appointment was a demotion. In this exclusive interview, Judges Thomas Mihayo and Juxon Mlay, both retired, speak with Senior Citizen Reporter Bernard James on this and other issues affecting the judiciary.