Uchumi to continue paying salaries

Govt takes over paying of Tazara salaries for a year
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The government has decided to pay Tanzania Zambia Railways Authority (Tazara) salaries straight from its account from this month, it has been revealed. Speaking to the workers at Tazara Main Station in Dar es Salaam yesterday, Chief Secretary ...

The government has said it will continue to pay the salary of the next National soccer team, Taifa Stars, coach to be appointed by the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF).

Now this would be fantastic. You’ll be able to get your e-mails anywhere & everywhere!

A dream about to come true

OUTERNET 

Forget the Internet – soon there will be the OUTERNET: Company plans to beam free Wi-fi to every person on Earth from space

An ambitious project known as Outernet is aiming to launch hundreds of miniature satellites into low Earth orbit by June 2015

Each satellite will broadcast the Internet to phones and computers giving billions of people across the globe free online...

>Thanks to people’s stories and experiences, I have realised with time that there is a universal lie that men and women tell one another no matter how close and how long they have lived together. The amount of money each makes is such a huge and well protected secret.

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Better educated teachers must have better salaries
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The government's decision to stop hiring secondary school certificate holders for teaching posts is welcomed, albeit reservations. On one hand it is commendable for the nation to aspire for an improved education system rooted on well trained teachers who ...

Following the great performance of Mwisho wa Lami Secondary School in last year’s KCSE, as a community, we continued celebrating over last weekend.

Egyptians who risk punishment for daring to demonstrate

>Two out of every 10 Tanzanians simply refused to pay tax between 2011 and 2013, it has emerged. According to a new Afrobarometer study, the number of self-reported levels of non-compliance are far higher in Tanzania than in the other 29 sub-Saharan countries surveyed.

The head of Guinea's Ebola mission says the government has started paying compensation to the families of health workers who have died of the virus.