Tame insensitive employers

Despite their tender hearts, women tend to be hard to understand. But I have learnt that what women want are the small things, as I elaborate below;

Amavubi Stars captain Haruna Niyonzima says that the team’s main target is to keep a clean sheet against Mozambique in their opening Group H game of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign at the Estadio Nacional Zimpeto in Maputo today.

The national Under-20 team, Ngorongoro Heroes, face a daunting test today when they lock horns with Nigeria in the first leg of the qualifying series for the 2015 African Youth Championship. The match, which will kick off at 4pm, will be played at the 60,000-capacity National Stadium.

>Investment climate is affected by many factors, including poverty, crime, infrastructure, lack of skills, instability, regime uncertainty, and duplicity of taxes, lack of rule of law, violation of human rights, regulations, transparency and accountability.

Moshi. Kilimanjaro regional commissioner Leonidas Gama has called on the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) to take legal measures against employers who do not remit their workers’ contributions to the Fund.

Private sector employers are calling upon the new administration to amend some current policies and legislative pieces that taint Tanzania’s image to existing and prospective investors.

CAPE-TOWN, South-Africa, June 30, 2015/ -- While many global companies are expanding, or seeking to expand in Africa, the availability and retention of talent is proving to be one of the main challenges facing growth and expansion on the continent. According to Lebo Tseladimitlwa, VP of Human Resources at DHL Express Sub Saharan Africa (http://www.dpdhl.com), talent is perceived to be one of the major challenges facing business leaders in the region, with 83%(1) of African CEOs admitting...

The Association of Tanzania Employers (ATE) wants the new government to address policy and law issues that have been triggering the high cost of doing business in the country.

Banditry is bad for business, let's tame it once and for all
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OF late there have occurred some nasty incidents in different parts of our country which go to show that gangsterism could be rearing its head again, which is a worrisome development. Last Thursday at around 1pm, a gang of criminals on two motorbikes ...