Oscar Saxelby-Lee: Stem cell matches found after school donor drive

The singer was arrested near the border with Burundi and accused of attempting to flee the country.

Mbinga. Ufunuo Msyambili, 16, a Form Two student at Malindindo Secondary School, in Mbinga District, must have been the happiest boy at his school on Friday.

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Msalato alumnae in drive to rehabilitate school
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ASSOCIATION of Msalato Secondary School alumnae has launched a special campaign to raise funds and necessary materials for the rehabilitation of infrastructure at the Dodoma based school. Secretary of the association, Ms Lucy Magereli, said in an ...

In a bid to support the implementation of President Kikwete’s order of ensuring that all public secondary schools have laboratories, Export Training Group, a private company has donated 32 tonnes (640 bags) of cement to Mtwara District.

Prime Minister of Singapore, H.E. Lee Hsien Loong  PRESS RELEASEH.E. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania has sent a condolence message to H.E. Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore following the death of his father and founding Prime Minister of Singapore, the late Mr. Lee Kuan Yew.

The message reads as follows:

“H.E. Lee Hsien Loong,

Prime Minister of Singapore,

SINGAPORE.

Your Excellency and dear brother,

I am writing to extend my deep condolences and...

The recent caution by the Tanzania Forest Service Agency (TFSA) that the rate of tree felling in the country is several times higher than that of replanting, is a matter that cannot be over-emphasised. Records show that 15 years ago, the forest cover in Tanzania was 414,410sqkm; it was down to 374,620sqkm in 2000 and as of 2010, it had been reduced to 334,280!

According to a report by the Disabled People’s Association in Tanzania (Shivyawata) issued during a members’ meeting in Musoma, 13 per cent of this country’s people have one form of disability or other.

STEM needless loss of water  The Citizen Daily