‘The Citizen’ shines

Maria Sharapova exploded onto the international scene 10 years ago as a 17-year-old with a spectacular straight sets demolition of Serena Williams in the 2004 Wimbledon final.

TASAF shines in purchase assessment
Daily News
TANZANIA Social Action Fund (TASAF) has emerged winner in a procurement and dposal assessment undertaken by the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) in Tanzania for the year 2013/2014. TASAF Executive Director, Mr Ladlaus ...

>With lush green mountains draped by a spectacular blue sky and simple green spaces, Arusha is known for its natural beauty. Now, thanks to a deliberate campaign to further improve the city’s infrastructure, its allure is further enhanced by improved streets, access to basic services and a better quality of life for its citizens.

The Guardian shines in EJAT awards
IPPmedia
Five journalists from The Guardian Ltd have shined in the first category of the 2015 Excellence Journalism Awards (EJAT) conducted every year by the Media Council of Tanzania (MCT). Richard Makore won on gender and education category, while ...

Ten-year-old Tanzanian swimmer Maia Tumiotto claimed four medals on the last day of the recent Hamilton Aquatics Dubai Long Course in Dubai, boosting her bid for honours at international events 10 years down the line.

By Pascal Shelutete  Tanzanian stand attracted hundreds of tourists, travel agents and other tourism stakeholders in the ongoing International Tourism Exchange, which is the World’s largest annual tourism exhibition taking place in Berlin, Germany.  Team Tanzania in ITB is led by the Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Hon. Lazaro Nyalandu. The flow of visitors in the stand who were looking for various information regarding Tanzanian tourist attractions brings hope that Tanzania...

The Citizen, Tanzania’s youngest English daily, turns ten today. A child born on the same day with this paper could as well be in Class 5 now and probably a great fan of The Citizen on Sunday’s educative and entertaining pull-out, ‘Young Citizen’.

It is with great pleasure that we at MCL, along with our readers, contributors, advertising clientele and all stakeholders are celebrating the 10th anniversary of our beloved newspaper, The Citizen.

Imagine taking a stroll through the busy streets of Dar and seeing a minister involved in a scuffle with city militias, probably for not complying with the law. Your  first instinct would probably be to capture the moment to post and share it on mainstream social media. But wait a minute; how safe will you be after posting it to the public? What if the minister starts a search for the person who has uploaded the embarrassing video on Facebook or Twitter or discussed it on Jamiiforums