Vodacom breaks silence on Sh700bn fraud allegation

CCM has broken its silence over former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa’s defection to the opposition, saying it is not shaken by his decision.

>Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi, who is accused by some NRM members of harbouring presidential ambitions, yesterday said the relevant party organs will be the ones to decide their flag bearer for the 2016 elections.

The US dentist who killed Cecil the lion says he did nothing wrong and is planning to return to work this week.

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The Kinondoni Municipal authority has picked Quality Group and Romania Company Blue Marine to develop Magomeni Quarters, years after delays in starting construction.

Musoma. Police in Mara Region are holding an officer over alleged sexual abuse. Mara Regional Police Commander Philip Kalangi told reporters here yesterday that the suspect reportedly raped a 19-year-old girl in Bunda Town on August 14.

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Zitto responds to yet another corruption allegation
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Just a day after corruption allegations were once again hurled at the Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Zitto Kabwe, the MP yesterday responded by saying that he is more than ready to be taken to the ethics tribunal for investigation. Zitto who ...
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The government was in damage control mode yesterday to protect its international image following a damning report on elephant slaughter that sensationally linked poaching to President Jakaya Kikwete.

>Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda yesterday directed the Ministry of Home Affairs to look into the allegation that 23 leaders of the Association for Islamic Mobilisation and Propagation (Uamsho) face “inhuman acts” in a Dar es Salaam remand prison.