US EXPECTS MORE MASSIVE CYBERATTACKS

Many countries have successfully implemented cyberlaws. Tanzania has cybercrime laws in places with the vision to protect its citizens who are becoming vulnerable of cyberattacks. Laws are to curb the growing cybercrime incidents. It is expected to start being implemented on September first this year (2015).

The law is expected to bring impact in our economic wellbeing – 54.4 Trillion stolen by cybercriminals each year can be saved when this law starts being used. Cyberbullying and other...

Organizations that oversee sensitive information remain woefully unprepared to fend off increasingly clever and sophisticated data raiders, according to a new study.

A report issued Tuesday by Silicon Valley security software firm FireEye Inc. Data breach victims took a median of 205 days – almost seven months – to realize they had had been hit, giving “attackers a free rein in breached environments far too long before being detected,” the report said, while “run-of-the-mill cyber criminals”...

The Tanzania Federation of Co-operatives (TFC) last week submitted a total of eight addition clauses to the EAC Co-operative Societies Bill (2014) to the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA).

Tanzanian Ruling Party Expects Two-Thirds of Seats in Parliament
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Tanzania's ruling party expects to win at least two thirds of the seats in parliament after Sunday's general election, deputy Communications Minister January Makamba said, as the opposition warned of unrest over the outcome. “From our in-house tallying ...

Caf president Issa Hayatou admits he expects there will be difficulties in hosting the 2015 Nations Cup in Equatorial Guinea at short notice.

DR Congo's Yannick Bolasie expects tough qualifiers against Angola, Central African Republic and Madagascar for the 2017 Nations Cup.

DCB Commercial Bank has said it expects to increase profit after tax to Sh4 billion this year from Sh3.8 billion posted last year.

The Zanzibar Association of Tourism Investors (Zati) is expecting a peaceful election next month for tourism prosperity.

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