Shun backward beliefs

>Brazil’s pathetic and cringe-inducing surrender at the World Cup – first against Germany and then again against Holland – showed the locals that it was time to return to the drawing board. Amid the debris there seemed to be a consensus that wholesale changes were necessary.

>A story from the Lake Zone that we ran yesterday reveals how youths calling themselves travel agents at the Nzega Bus Terminal make life difficult for people trying to get tickets to various destinations.

1. Once, all villagers decided to pray for rain,  On the day of prayer all the People gathered but  only one boy came with an umbrella.

THAT’S FAITH!

 2. When you throw a baby in the air,  She laughs because she knows you will catch her.

THAT’S TRUST!

 3. Every night we go to bed, without any assurance of being  Alive the next morning but still we set the alarms to wake us up.

THAT’S HOPE!

 4. We plan big things for tomorrow in spite  Having zero knowledge of the future.

THAT’S...

It wouldn’t be farfetched to say that plastics have taken the place of well-manicured lawns in some African cities.

>On September 28, residents of Mwitikira Village in Bahi District, Dodoma Region met to discuss incidents related to witchcraft at the village.

Superstitious l beliefs among target beneficiaries have been reported to make the work of the Tanzania Social Action Fund (Tasaf)-III project difficult, according to Tasaf officials.

Extreme superstitious beliefs upheld by central regions residents have been cited as an obstacle constraining education sector development.

If there’s anything like someone becoming a fanatic of a particular football club by dramatic circumstances other than sincere love, I may be included in that category.

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LHRC: More people been killed on witchcraft beliefs
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LHRC executive director Dr Helen Kijo-Bisimba (L), gives clarifications to journalists in Dsm yesterday as she released the centre's bi annual report on human rights for the year 2014. The number of people killed due to superstitious beliefs has increased from ...