SA opposition lays Zuma charges

South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu lays undisclosed criminal charges against one of his granddaughters, who says she will be handing herself in.

>South Africa’s opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) on Sunday announced the collapse of a deal to have former anti-apartheid stalwart Mamphela Ramphele stand as its presidential candidate in upcoming elections against the ruling ANC.

DC lays accent on science for development
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SUMBAWANGA District Commissioner, Mr Mathew Sedoyeka, has asserted that not a single country in the world will attain feasible economic development without close help from its science experts. Mr Sedoyeka made the remarks when inspecting ...

PM lays stress on fair learning
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MORE strategic approaches are to be employed to improve the learning environment in the country, Premier Mizengo Pinda has said, insisting that providing education to the Tanzanian child is constitutional. Officiating at the opening of the Education Week ...

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MaNtuli lays charge of intimidation
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Durban - President Jacob Zuma's wife Nompumelelo Ntuli has laid a charge of intimidation against a Tanzanian national who she claims tried to force her to arrange a “business meeting” for him with the president. This was revealed in the Camperdown ...
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Shein lays accent on financial discipline
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PRESIDENT Ali Mohammed Shein has laid emphasis on upholding financial discipline in the management of funds to ensure welfare of the people. Dr Shein made the remarks at a meeting organised for Zanzibar Social Security Fund (ZSSF) stakeholders ...

Tanzanians have been urged to be compassionate towards others and engage in community services, particularly attending to people with special needs.

Lionel Messi links up with Gabonese president Ali Bongo Ondimba to lay the first stone at a 2017 Africa Cup of Nations venue.

The troubled west African nation of Guinea-Bissau was plunged into fresh political turmoil Thursday after the president sacked the government in a row with the prime minister.