Rain causes Sh21bn loss to city roads and bridges

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Sad seeing rain hold whole city to ransom
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In November and December Tanzania normally experiences short rains, with the long and much heavier ones falling from around March. However, owing in part to climatic changes, there were little rains last month in some parts of the country. But from ...
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You are condemned to build bridges and agree,JK tells CA
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President Jakaya Kikwete has cautioned members of the Constituent Assembly that they must build bridges between the various political parties and civic groups represented in the CA so as to reach a new constitution that is accepted by two thirds majority ...
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As day breaks, Tanzanians will be greeted by the shocking revelation that, their whopping Sh21 billion having been spent on allowances for Constituent Assembly Members (MCAs), delivery of a new constitution will be put on hold until after the 2015 General Election.

Tanzanians will be spending more than Sh21 billion every day on petroleum products in the next five years as fuel consumption is set to rise dramatically, fuelled by an abrupt shift in lifestyles.

The academy awards are always about style and glamour which sometimes outdo the whole objective of honouring the Best Films of the year.

More than 490 families are homeless after their houses were destroyed by persistent strong winds and heavy rain in Sumbawanga.

>After three consecutive days of heavy rains that caused flash floods in Dar es Salaam, authorities yesterday started assessing the damage caused by the torrent.

I guess you have chanced to see a heavy load called ‘lumbesa’, a word which I believe doesn’t belong to the national language of the country to which I belong.