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The South African athlete Oscar Pistorius will return to court for sentencing after being convicted of killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.

Karin Giannone reports on the start of the defence case in the trial of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius, which is expected to begin on Friday.

>Constituent Assembly member David Kafulila was yesterday the toast of the day, impressing friend and foe alike, enthusing the august House with a presentation of at least four strong arguments to counter the CCM-backed proposal for a two-government Union structure.

                                                        BY MOHAMED MATOPE              As I closely follow the debate over the constitution amendment in Dodoma, I find myself more prideful of my politicians than ever before. Though prideful, the question still remains: Why did it take so long? Well, earlier last month, constituent assembly ware granted a power to reshape the constitution draft as well as adding issues that were left out in the previous draft. Though the extent of that...

I would like to provide alternative point of views about the way to frame the advantages of dual citizenship and hence contribute to the on-going narrative about the same.
First, I would like to make it clear that I support dual citizenship but the reasoning that have been put forward so far in support of it just do not make sense.  To my knowledge, the proponents of dual citizenship have put forward among others, two major points, in support of their position.  That a) It will facilitate...

Angry staff and suppliers from one of East Africa's leading retailers, Uchumi Supermarkets, protest in Dar es Salaam amid fears they will not be paid.

All hydropower plants in Tanzania are being switched off because of falling water levels in dams as the country suffers from chronic power shortages.

Specific policy priorities are needed to increase women productivity in agriculture, according to a new study.