SOCCER: Stage set for derby as TFF unveils fees

Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has announced the entrance fees for the Saturday’s World Cup qualifier match against Algeria.

The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) is targeting to collect some Sh434 million from Young Africans vs Simba match.

>Heated debate is expected today when MPs discuss the 2014/15 Budget estimates for the ministry of Education and Vocational Training.

Business Connexion positive about untapped opportunities

Tanzania has tremendous untapped potential. According to the World Bank, the economy is set to grow by an estimated 7.2% this year and the government’s significant investment in the national fibre optic cable increases business and citizen access to technology creating opportunities to leapfrog technologies. Together with the emergence of disruptive technologies, the stage is set for tremendous growth opportunities. This is the view...

After days of preparations, the stage is now set for this year’s Dar es Salaam Basketball League [RBA], which tips off tomorrow at the National Indoor Stadium.

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Boy from Tutbury set to cycle from Derby to London for Tanzanian school
Burton Mail
A DETERMINED teenager from Tutbury is hoping to cycle from his school in Derby to the Tanzanian High Commission in London in just one day in aid of a school in Africa. James Hopkinson, 17, a pupil of Derby Grammar School will cycle the 145 miles with ...

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Stage set for Ukawa campaign launch
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THE stage is set for the launching of Coalition of Four Political Parties, UKAWA, campaigns at the Jangwani Grounds in Dar es Salaam today. The Coalition announced yesterday that it expected a mammoth crowd at the venue as people from all walks of life ...
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Topical issues affecting the maritime industry in Africa are expected to feature during the 10th conference of Pan African Association for Ports Cooperation (PAPC) scheduled for Mombasa, Kenya between November 16 and 19.

Up-and-coming tennis players converge at Kijitonyama Club today to battle it out in a tournament that will involve four regions.