Schools: we aren’t there yet

The Zanzibar International Film Festival (Ziff) is here again. Dubbed East Africa’s largest film, music and arts festival, Ziff brings new and old talents together from across the world.

Zambians observed a national day of prayers on Sunday, October 18, as they sought divine intervention to save their currency, the kwacha, from its free-falling spree.

Coronavirus survivor: 'I'm still asking myself why I'm here and others aren't'  The Guardian

The electronic fiscal devices (EFDs) saga has taken a new twist, with traders saying corruption and a poor tax regime are the major factors behind their reluctance to fully adopt the use of the tax machines.

Coffee is neglected, farmers say. They said although they put a lot of efforts on developing the crop, they were not benefiting by it.

Apparently, the world had to wait for a special occasion to learn that Tanzania is (finally?) food self-sufficient! That ‘special occasion’ was the state visit in October of the People’s Republic of China by the sitting President of the United Republic of Tanzania (Tanzania), Jakaya Kikwete.

There’s noise at a point furthest from the counter where you’re seated. It’s semi-dark. Two employees, barmaid Chiku, and grocery handyman Joseph a.k.a. Jozee, are engaged in a vicious verbal exchange.

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Trade union leaders have conceded that they are not doing enough to protect workers’ rights. They told The Citizen that they are putting their act together, starting with dealing with their shortcomings in addressing the situation.