Okwi: Danish club a bright to a brighter future

Brighter Future for Health Staff-Maalim Seif
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Zanzibar — Improvement of medical staff welfare is among priorities in the Civic United Front (CUF) 2015 manifesto, the party's Zanzibar presidential candidate, Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad, has said. Campaigning in Wete District, Pemba Island, Mr Hamad ...
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A club in Johannesburg sets up its trampolines in the street and encourages youngsters in the area to give the sport a try.

As a young girl, Bakesha hoped to become a school inspector. Today, she wants every girl and woman to use ICT to achieve the best they can be.

>John Mkulima, 18, and Zaina Hemed, 17, are respectively  Standard Six and Seven  pupils at the Buguruni Deaf School in Dar es Salaam. They suffer from hearing disorder but are among top students there.

After 10 days of movies and musical performances at the Ngome Kongwe, curtains finally rolled down on the 18th edition of the Zanzibar International Film Festival.

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How a helicopter crash robbed Africans of a brighter future
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The Tanzanian politician known fondly as "Deo" was an inspiring figure who was destined to ease the poverty and inequality in this world. So when he died in a helicopter crash earlier this month the dreams of millions of Africans were lost with him ...

>Imagine a teacher issuing assignments to his students from the comfort of his house. This is no longer  a hope for the distant future, as teachers at Baptist Secondary School are currently living out this  dream, thanks to Exulz, a school management system.

Dodoma's Future Looks Bright, Says Businesspersons
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Dodoma — TANZANIA'S future capital, Dodoma, is now undergoing rapid transformation as the market value of properties keeps rising each passing day. The transformation is a symbol of growth and hope for better days to come if the town's dwellers are ...

Lyon and Guinea's Mohamed Yattara says the Syli Nationale can build on their performance at the Africa Cup of Nations.