Science’s big missed opportunities

It is undeniable that the Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) has put a great deal of effort and thought into the writing the preliminary draft of the proposed future Constitution, which is now in the hands of the Constituent Assembly (CA) Members in Dodoma.

>Last week I talked of the need to consider local content, participation and economic empowerment in policies and laws we make, especially those involving key sectors of the economy or whenever we execute key policies that impact economic and social aspects of our people.

Amb. Dr. Richard Sezibera, EAC Secretary General (left), being greeted upon arrival to NM-AIST grounds by the Institution’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Burton Mwamila.hhhAmb. Dr. Richard Sezibera, EAC Secretary General (centre), handing over a gift token of the EAC flag and other publications to NM-AIST’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Burton Mwamila (second left). Celebrating in this auspicious moment are Aloysius Chebet, EAC Principle Education Officer (second right) and Prof. Lughano Kusiluka (far...

>Today we mark the 30th anniversary of the death of Edward Sokoine, who served as prime minister from February 1977 to November 1980 and again from February 1983 to April 1984.

Last week I was invited to a wedding party. It’s something that has been quite rare since I declared war on those wedding party donations.

>The countdown has begun to what threatens to be a missed opportunity to revive Europe’s stalled economy.

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Ongoing CA meeting, a missed opportunity
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The current meeting of the Constituent Assembly (CA) in Dodoma has spent billions in taxpayers' money but with virtually nothing to brag about, we can confidently state. The only thing that CA members may brag about is the financial gain they have so far ...

The promise that all children globally would have primary education by 2015, pledged by world leaders in 2000, has officially not been achieved.

>Mainland Tanzania missed its revenue collection target by about 17 per cent in February while Zanzibar fell short of the goal by 7 per   cent.