New fear as mosquitoes become ‘smarter’

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Smarter anti-poaching drive on horizon
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I was on my fifth whereas she was on her sixth bottle and still she wasn’t showing any signs of fatigue. I had every reason to get worried.

Tanzania’s U-19 cricket team players, who attended last week’s Batters and Spinners Camp in Nairobi, Kenya, have hailed the opportunity as a useful learning experience.

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Kudos to Immigration but it must work smarter
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On Friday Tanzanians woke up to what could be described as shocking news after officials from the Immigration department informed reporters that they had arrested eight Iraqi nationals at the Mwalimu Julius Nyerere International airport in their attempt to ...

Dar Students Become Smarter With Assistance From Bango
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THE Kayumba drama that until recently local TVs used to play to illustrate the miseries of a local schoolboy from a family that wallows in poverty went merely to the extent to telling horrors of an out of-campus schoolchild and maybe just a little of those in ...

Hello rains! And,  well … hello mosquitoes. Yes, it’s that time of the year – dreadful bites that give you a dengue or malaria scare. But, fret not. This list of nature-friendly tricks should help you drive those mosquitoes (and other insects) away.

Camphor and water

Two tablets of camphor in about a quarter cup of water will do the magic. But, if you want instant results, add in another tablet or two and some warm water.

Lemon and cloves

Mosquitoes detest the smell of cloves and all things...

New research suggests that mosquitoes track down something to bite using a sequence of three cues: smell, then sight, and finally heat.

Humanity's global battle with disease-carrying mosquitoes

Brazilian researchers release thousands of mosquitoes infected with a bacteria that suppresses dengue fever into the environment in Rio de Janeiro.