Stakeholders query ‘haste’ move on media legislation

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Stakeholders want Media Bills debated
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Media and civil society groups in Tanzania have expressed concerns over plans by the government to table two new media Bills under parliamentary rules that could see them become law with minimum debate. The Bills come amid growing concerns over ...
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Media stakeholders plan to see JK over bills.
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Media stakeholders will form a task force to see President Jakaya Kikwete and convince him not to sign the Cyber Crimes Act 2015 and the Statistics Act, 2013. The resolution to this effect was made in Morogoro over the weekend at the climax of the World ...

Africa should be telling its own story

WHAT: Radio 786 (http://www.radio786.co.za), a leading South African broadcaster will be hosting a media symposium under the theme: Bolstering the African Voice. The symposium will bring together international experts from America, the Pacific, Latin America and Africa and offer an exciting opportunity to network, dialogue and collaborate in media development. Stakeholders are also invited to submit papers for presentation at the symposium.

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The recent development of science in the field of agriculture has resulted in new heights of discoveries. One of the breakthroughs in the field relates to discoveries of new plant varieties, otherwise known as plant breeding

Close to my workplace, an advertisement on an aluminium plate nailed into an electricity pole cites a half-dozen list of fantastic achievements that a traditional medicine man declares he has the ability to help the customer attain.

Gender activists have reiterated the need for the government to hear the public call to review the Marriage Act of 1971 which allows girls as young as 14-year-old to marry with parental consent, saying it frustrates the war against child marriages and gender-based violence.

Growing up in Iowa, I was often judged solely on appearance. In stores, strangers would make karate-chop gestures at me, inspired by the popular TV series “Kung Fu.” When I played quarterback for my high school team, opponents were not above slamming me to the dirt and then piling on racial slurs.

Lushoto MP Henry Shekifu, plans to present a private motion in Parliament seeking amendment of the Public Procurement Act.

The President’s Delivery Bureau (PDB) intends to amend the Public Procurement and the Public Private Partnership laws in order to increase the pace of implementation of Big Results Now (BRN) projects.