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Bilal Warns Against 'Destructive Creativity'
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Arusha — UNIVERSITIES and other institutions of higher learning have been grooming educated young people most of whom also happen to be creative youth, but as far as the Vice-President, Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal is concerned, such innovative minds ...
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Stop it, Tanzania! Stop provoking Zim
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TANZANIA, please stop it. As our good first lady Dr Amai Soon-to-be-Professor Grace Mugabe says - please STOP IT!!! Stop trying to provoke us! From the time that your President, Dr John Pombe Magufuli (JPM), 55, was elected into office on October 25, ...
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Zimbabwe - Stop It Tanzania! Stop Provoking Us
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Tanzania, please stop it. As our good first lady Dr Amai Soon-to-be-Professor Grace Mugabe says - please STOP IT!!! Stop trying to provoke us! From the time that your President, Dr John Pombe Magufuli (JPM), 55, was elected into office on October 25 ...
Can Magufuli convert potential into gains in Tanzania?NewsDay
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A marine scientist yesterday made damning revelations on the extent of dynamite fishing in some coastal areas of Tanzania, saying the resurgence of blast-fishing has been driven by the availability of illegally-traded industrial explosives and detonation materials, in part, imported for use in the mining sector.

As participants in a two-day seminar on control of dynamite or blast fishing waited to hear from a former dynamite fisher, one could have heard a pin drop. It was all silence.

Can Somaliland's forgotten fishing town reinvent itself?

The next government is expected to unlock great fishing potential.This is important taking into account the fact that since the liquidation of the Tanzania Fishing Company in 1999 no room has been created for private sector investments to fill the gap.

More than 70 Chinese vessels have been found fishing illegally off the coast of West Africa, a new Greenpeace study reports.