Protect journos: PCCB chief

The Director General of the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB), Dr Edward Hoseah, has admitted they could be some corrupt elements in the agency, a thing he said was tarnishing the reputation of the institution if not curbed.

Meeting him for the first time, he looks like any other 14 year old boy who enjoys playing games on the laptop, riding his bicycle and enjoys playing basketball when he is not doing his homework or helping out in their family shop.

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Journos warned about gender-based violence photos
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TANZANIA Media Women's Association (TAMWA) and other civil society organisations (CSOs) that champion human rights have strongly condemned some journalists who take photos of various gender-based violence incidents against journalism ethics.

With or without jackets, journos must be guarded
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The media fraternity this week received very gratifying news. The Tanzania Human Rights Coalition (THRDC), a human rights organisation, distributed 200 special jackets to journalists covering the General Election in 11 regions. The aim is to make them ...

Journos get training on weather reporting
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The Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) has conducted training to journalists on how to correctly disseminate weather information specifically on climate outlook and using the proper terminologies. The targeted training comes ahead of the forecasted ...

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'Digital security knowledge vital for journos'
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Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition (THRDs-Coalition) has called on media outlets in the country to equip journalists with basic knowledge on digital security ahead of the local government elections slated for mid next month. The call was made by ...

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Activists condemn police brutality against journos
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Tanzania Editors' Forum Chairman Absalom Kibanda reads a TEF statement on police brutality against journalists in Dar es Salaam yesterday. (Photo: Selemani Mpochi). The media and human rights activists have blamed the government over the excessive ...
TEF: Police who injured journalists should face the lawDaily News
Tanzanian police use force to disperse CHADEMA supportersSabahi Online

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Chinamasa Says Journos Should Create Positive Stories
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Patrick Chinamasa's admission that the Zanu (PF) succession is becoming a brake on the economy, is also an admission that Zanu (PF) has failed to manage its succession and that this is now costing the people of Zimbabwe. And of course the call that he ...
Economy, factor to sport performanceBulawayo24

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The grandson of Lyagalaga Mwandosya, who served as chief of Mpulo Hamlet, located some 50 kilometres from Tukuyu Town is one of the cadres who are seeking CCM’s nomination for the presidency in the October General Election