Time for Tanzania to end East Africa Darts Challenge woes

Megawatts of coal that Tanzania and Kenya are said to bring in, according to Brands and Beyond managing director James Ngomeli

A lot has been written and said about gender equality. In spite of all this, we continue to witness barbaric acts being committed against women in our society. Why are we so stiff necked?

A total of 28 villages in Mwanga district and other 10 villages in Korogwe and Same districts will benefit from the project.

The Sh65.11 billion project started in February this year, with the lofty goal of ending water shortages in 4.5 million-strong Dar es Salaam.

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Candidate promises to end Kibamba water woes
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Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) parliamentary candidate for Kibamba constituency in Dar es Salaam, Dr Fenella Mukangara has pledged to end water woes in the area within six months soon after election. Dr Mukangara made the pledge at the weekend in Dar ...

Urban planner vows to end Segerea water woes
Daily News
A SENIOR Urban Planning Officer in Dar es Salaam, Mr Christopher Japhet picked a form to seek nomination for Segerea constituency under the CCM ticket. While picking a form in the city, Mr Japhet said it is timely for him to contest as the constituency ...

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Tanzania Elections: Lessons For East Africa
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As Tanzania's prepares to usher in a new presidency, the heat from that contest is being felt throughout the region. This is best illustrated by some of the comments made by President Jakaya Kikwete during his recent state visit to Kenya. Seeking to ...
The Hidden 2017 Election Message In Kikwete's Address To Kenya's ParliamentThe Star

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>For many of us, history is a dry subject.  My professor at the University of Poona used to remind us that one has to develop a passion for history to the extent that you live in the times you are describing.  In some countries which have become self-governing in the last six/seven decades, there is a tendency to rewrite history.

Despite of jumping to 136th position-up by four spots, Tanzania is ranked lowest in East Africa region by world soccer governing body, Fifa.