Unlisted firms miss a lot of chances

Tanzania’s representative at the Miss World contest Lilian Kamazima left the country last weekend for a month-long boot camp leading to the finals in Sanya, China.

Oscar Award winning actress Lupita Nyong’o admitted that one of the things she misses most while away from Kenya is ugali, she also confessed that even though she owns a mwiko (wooden stirring spoon) she doesn’t know how to cook the popular dish. Here is the excerpt from the interview with NTV’s Larry Madowo: LARRY […]

Shindano la kumtafuta Miss Universe 2015 limefanyika Jumapili Dec.19 huko Hollywood, Marekani, ambapo Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach wa Philippines alitangazwa mshindi.

Miss Universe 2015 Pia Alonzo

Kabla ya Pia kutangazwa mshindi ilijitokeza hali ya sintofahamu, pale ambapo Mc wa tukio hilo Steve Harvey alipomtangaza kimakosa Miss Colombia kuwa ndio mshindi na kuvishwa kabisa taji.

Kwa dakika kadhaa Miss Colombia alikaa na taji hilo huku akipunga bendera ya nchi yake akionekana mwenye furaha.

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Why women need equal chances now than before
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Tanzanian women have in recent years been clamouring for fifty-fifty placements in all public posts, like representation in Parliament and other government posts. This is well and good, for according to the national census women a bit more, at 51 percent, than ...
Poverty shuts women out of political postsDaily News

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'The more vaccine projects we have, the better our chances'  The Guardian

The opposition and its chances on 2020 polls  The Citizen Daily

Kiswahili 'offers job chances'
Daily News
KISWAHILI language students have been urged to take advantage of the vastly available self-employment opportunities at the end of their studies to allow its extensive use both domestically and externally. Speaking in Dar es Salaam at the official opening of ...

There was also the issue of rising ethnic tensions during the debates at the Constituent Assembly.

>Today more than half the population of sub-Saharan Africa is under the age of 25, and the World Bank predicts that as many as 11 million young people will join an expanding labour market every year for the next decade.