No outright winner in Lesotho vote

Tanzania’s ruling party candidate has been declared the winner of a controversial presidential election marred by claims of vote rigging and fears of violence.John Magufuli, nicknamed “the bulldozer” for his track record as works minister, won 58.46% of the vote, compared with 39.97% for his main rival, Edward Lowassa.“I duly declare John Pombe Magufuli to have been duly elected president of the United Republic of Tanzania,” the head of the electoral commission, Damian Lubuva, said on...

Former Miss Tanzania 1999, Hoyce Temu on field during the recording of her  TV talk show.

She also has her own talk show, Mimi na Tanzania (Me and Tanzania), which focuses on CSRs, fundraising, and supporting women and children through the promotion of human rights, gender equality, and access to healthcare and education.

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Name calling and telling damn lies now seems to be the order of the day in our politics. Thanks to this trend – that is systematically proving that ours is a dirty politics – some voters are very discouraged.

Malasusa: No winner in stand-off
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At least 32 Catholic bishops have said the standoff among members of the Constituent Assembly should not cause wananchi to lose hope. Instead they have urged them to join people of good will to fight against all the evils and political ideologies so as to ...

The person who came second in Zimbabwe's Mr Ugly contest cries foul, saying the winner isn't ugly enough.

Provides an overview, key facts and history of his small country completely surrounded by South Africa

Lesotho goes to the polls months after coup attempt

Lesotho's prime minister returns home after fleeing the mountain kingdom to neighbouring South Africa on Saturday, alleging there had been a coup.

SoftNet Technologies is the overall winner of the Top 100 mid-sized Companies survey, a project Mwananchi Communications and KPMG initiated five years ago. Tanzania’s fastest growing mid-sized companies in 2015 were unveiled at a gala dinner here on Thursday following a survey sponsored by Bank M, Dar es Salaam Stock Exchance and Azam Television.