Tanzania to field 24 at African cross-country

'Tanzania top African country in war on international crimes'
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When it comes to combating international crimes, Tanzania tops all other countries in Africa that are members of the International Police force (Interpol). Speaking earlier this week at the official opening of the Annual General Meeting for regional police and ...

Cash-strapped Athletics Tanzania (AT) is looking for some Sh10 million to stage the National Cross Country.

Tanzania: Cross Roads - the Line New Government Should Not Cross
AllAfrica.com
Children can die in flash floods or due to lack of shelter and so sleeping out in the cold, and in Dar es Salaam, of malaria after mosquito bites. This is the dilemma the government must address after demolishing houses claimed to be in disaster-prone ...

Tanzania will be among the nations that will field players at the Zone 4.2 Africa Chess Championships, which will take place in Uganda from April 17 to 26.

Tanzania will field three tennis players at the Africa Junior Under-18 Championships, which gets underway on Sunday in Egypt.

History is made in Morocco when the Video Assistant Referee technology (VAR) is used in a top-flight league game for the first time.

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Tanzania opp. agree to field presidential candidate
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Tanzania's opposition parties – which have grouped under the UKAWA coalition – on Thursday agreed to field a candidate for the country's presidential election, slated for October. "We have agreed 100 percent to have one presidential candidate for the next ...

Tanzania opposition agree to field presidential candidate
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Tanzania's opposition parties – which have grouped under the UKAWA coalition – on Thursday agreed to field a candidate for the country's presidential election, slated for October. “We have agreed 100 percent to have one presidential candidate for the next ...

Children can die in flash floods or due to lack of shelter and so sleeping out in the cold, and in Dar es Salaam, of malaria after mosquito bites. This is the dilemma the government must address after demolishing houses claimed to be in disaster-prone zones.