UN group reveals how Al-Shabaab gets arms

ILIPOISHIA WIKI ILIYOPITA: Wiki iliyopita nilieleza juu ya kundi haramu la kigaidi la Al-Shabaab lilivyotuma vitisho vya kutaka kuvamia Majiji ya Dar na Mwanza nchini Tanzania kupitia mkanda wa video ulioonesha mwakilishi wa Kundi la Kigaidi la Dola ya Kiislam la Iraq na Lavent (ISIL), akimtaka Kiongozi wa Al-Shabaab kujiimarisha na kufanya mashambulizi kwenye majiji hayo. SASA ENDELEA… Katika kipindi hicho, polisi wa Tanzania...

The controversy surrounding Mrisho Ngasa’s move to South Africa for trials took a new turn yesterday when Young Africans accused Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) of facilitating his departure.

Seafarers are up in arms with the government for not setting up a quota system to regulate the employment slots for both locals and foreigners in the maritime sector.

Gen Johnson Oloni, a major rebel leader in South Sudan, tells the BBC he may have to take up arms again, despite the signing of a peace deal.

>Members of the Constituent Assembly (CA) have complained over the delay of their allowances, saying they have not been paid per diem for 10 days.

Libya destroyed all its chemical arsenal on 26 January, the country's foreign minister announces.

>Local players in the poultry industry have cautioned the ministry of Livestock and Fisheries Development against attempts to grant chicken import permits against the law.

On April 26, Tanzania marked the attinment of 50 years since it was founded as the Union between the then Republic of Tanganyika and the People’s Republic of Zanzibar.

The coalition of opposition parties, Ukawa, yesterday called for the National Electoral Commission’s urgent intervention to stop what it sees as a deliberate plan by state authorities and security organs to stop them campaigning for the October General Election.