SECURITY IS NO LONGER JUST ABOUT PROTECTING A BUSINESS’S INFORMATION.

World class Information Security training experts of Koening- Solutions, India (www.koenig-solutions.com) in collaboration with Auditec Consulting Company, Tanzanian local partners, welcome all information systems practitioners to attend this unique IT Security career opportunity.
DATE: 1st – 5th December 2014,TIME From 0800 to 16OO Hrs VENUE NASHERA HOTEL, MOROGORO
TARGET GROUP • Chief Information Officers/Heads of IT/Information Security officers• Auditors/ System Administrators/ System...

Today is World Toilet Day… Cheers! The banner ‘Toilets save lives’ might sound mundane, far-fetched... Or, at best: a smart-alecky trader’s way of drawing attention to toilet-related ware be fobbed off upon unwary prospective customers…! 

Seemingly for the umpteenth time, Tanzania’s major partners-in-development have come out in lavish praise for what they described as peaceful, stable transition from one govt to another.

Police and other security agencies have heightened security at the borders after the United States of America issued an alert of a possible terror strike on Uganda.

>The Tanzania Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is pushing for auditing existing tax exemptions in Tanzania to determine their merit or otherwise. [See ‘PAC calls for audit of all tax exemptions,’ Daily News: Jan. 14, 2015].

The Bayelsa State Government of Nigeria (http://www.bayelsa.gov.ng) says it has concluded arrangements to host global business leaders between 16th and 18th July, 2014, at its maiden investment and economic forum with the theme ‘Unlocking Bayelsa State’s Economic Potentials’.

Disclosing this at a press briefing in Lagos, the State Commissioner of Trade, Industry and Investment, Barrister Kemela Okara said the Forum was in line with the present administration’s economic blueprint of a...

On Sept. 17 this year, the US Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Board reportedly decided to ‘continue withholding’ disbursement of $472.8 million (roughly Sh1.04 trillion) to Tanzania.