Samatta: How Tanzanian teams can improve and shine in Africa

Tanzanian Elections Offer East Africa a Chance to Shine
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We should all acknowledge one fact. That Tanzania is the most stable country in East Africa, and probably, the whole of Sub-Saharan Africa. It's founding President, Julius Nyerere, was once ranked by the New Africa magazine in the year 2000 as the 4th ...

Their faces beamed with pride as they stood next to the Vice-President Garib Bilal after they were declared winners of the Young Scientists contest.

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Tanzanian Farmers Call On Government to Improve Access to Markets to Sell ...
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Dar es Salaam — Tanzanian smallholder farmers are asking for more support to help them sell their produce. Through an innovative poll, led by Farm Radio International, 8,891 farmers nationwide were consulted on their access to reliable, local markets.
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This story is part of an on-going series spotlighting 2014 Washington Fellows at FIU.

Stephen Julius Masele may only be 34-years-old, but he has already made a name for himself in his home country of Tanzania.Masele, one of 25 participants visiting FIU as part of President Obama’s Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders (YALI), is one of the youngest members of his country’s parliament. In May 2012, he was appointed as Deputy Minister of Energy and Minerals.In his role, he advises...

>The national U-15 soccer team gave Tanzanians a reason to smile yesterday as they grabbed a silver medal at the 2015 Africa Youth Games (AYC) in Gaborone, Botswana.

The formation of border teams is seen as a key move in enhancing trade and cargo movement across East African, a Tanzanian government official has said.

Three local clubs are fighting for African supremacy as the 21th edition of the FIBA Africa Zone V Club Championships take place in Kigali, Rwanda.

This year’s National Basketball League (NBL) will start on May 8, the Tanzania Basketball Federation (TBF) revealed yesterday.

Delegates at a conference in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, discuss way to improve the way pension schemes operate in Africa.