New book plan defended

A Zimbabwean official has defended a plan to sell elephants for up to $40,000 (£26,000) each, saying the money is needed for its biggest game reserve.

A retired judge and other observers have defended President Jakaya Kikwete’s decision not to initiate investigations against two judges who are accused of receiving millions of shillings withdrawn from the Tegeta escrow account, saying the Head of State was procedurally and constitutionally right.

A senior UN health official defends moves to tackle the Ebola outbreak in West Africa after a damning internal report from the World Health Organisation.

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>Tanzania continues to witness some of its most horrific crimes against humanity as the nation moves towards its new constitution.

The book Mwandosya wrote

A book that re-examines Tanzania’s glorious past and gives a recount of the history and culture of the Tanzanian Asian community was launched yesterday.

There is a great saying; “readers are leaders,” the assertion being that one who can read is always in a better socioeconomic position than one who cannot.