Study demonstrates that safety is key for passenger satisfaction

With just two days before the General Election, politicians, the international community and religious leaders have been preaching peace during and after voting. However, the fate of Sunday’s General Election lies in the hands of Tanzanians and governmental organs directly involved in the election exercise.

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More than half of all Tanzanians say they are satisfied with the way democracy works in the country, a new survey shows.

Public servants have been put on notice – change and serve the people or go. Only three weeks after being sworn in, President John Magufuli has already made clear that when he preached ‘work and nothing else’ in his campaigns, he meant it.

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Passenger bus drivers abandon strike
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EMPLOYMENT contracts topped the items of the agenda as Labour and Employment Minister Gaudentia Kabaka met upcountry and bus drivers on Thursday and they agreed to halt their earlier planned strike. The minister also promised to convene the early ...

In a story appearing on PAGE 1 of Bongo’s senior-most broadsheet (Monday, Jan. 5), there’s story entitled, “Woman severely injured by jealous husband in Mara”, in which the scribbler says in the intro:

It has happened again. Murder on one of our roads! Yes, murder; that’s the word for what has become so commonplace, that Tanzanians now take it as ordinary news.