New Music: Tammy — Down Low

It’s been an incredible 2015 for The Weeknd. This Christmas Eve, the Canadian crooner celebrates his epic year by giving a couple gifts to his fans. The first is a brand new collaboration with Future called “Low Life.” Over the Metro Boomin and Ben Billions-produced beat, The Weeknd reps for the low life, while Future boasts, “Got my baby mama and my side bitch kissin’.”

The Weeknd’s second song comes in the form of a remix to Jeremih’s smokers’ anthem “Pass Dat” off his album Late Nights,...

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Morogoro. Milk production and marketing puzzle continues to haunt the country as only 30 per cent of potentials are being utilised, while per capita milk consumption is a mere quarter of global standard of milk consumption.

Tanzania produces around 500,000 tonnes of mangoes annually while the demand is higher than the output, an association has said.

>Oil prices, which tumbled again yesterday, are likely to remain low throughout 2015, the World Bank has said.

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TMA warns people in low-lying areas to move before anticipated floods
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Residents of Dar es Salaam and Coast regions who live in low lying areas have been warned to take precautionary measures against anticipated floods. Issuing the warning yesterday in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) Acting Director ...

>Only 14 per cent of tertiary education students in Tanzania during 2010-2012 were enrolled in science, engineering and technology subjects, one of the lowest ranked country in sub Saharan Africa.

Brazil’s growing prosperity is allowing teenagers to stay in school for longer instead of searching for jobs to support their families, boosting the country’s long-term prospects but also causing some economic headaches.

The dramatic lurch of hundreds of millions of people from poverty since the millennium began has not resulted in a truly global middle class, a new report says.