We intend to bring the nation back to God’s ways, says TLP

While others have been looking at politics as a main vehicle through which they can emancipate Tanzania and its people, Tanzania Labour Party (TLP presidential candidate, Mr Macmilian Lyimo, has a different conviction. Mr Lyimo, who launched his nationwide campaigns in Kilimanjaro region last week, believes that change can be bring to Tanzania by following God’s way.

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Yanga back to winning ways

Young Africans recovered from their Vodacom Premier League opening day defeat with a hard-fought victory over 10-man Tanzania Prisons at the National Stadium yesterday.

 

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BBC

VIDEO: 'We will bring the girls back'

Nigeria's president has vowed to find more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by Islamist militants and return them to their families.

 

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Bring back our tap water

Many water authorities are grappling with crippling financial constraints as they seek to improve their services, which are way below the mark. Only a tiny fraction of the population actually gets piped water.

 

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BBC

Should Kenya bring back its boys?

Kenyans start their own "Bring Back Our..." hashtag

 

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BBC

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TheCitizen

24 Apr

Sugar industry: bring back the sweetness

The sugar industry still experiences low supplies despite 20 years of privatisation, which was expected to boost production.

 

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BBC

VIDEO: Can campaign still bring girls back?

It has been three months since Boko Haram militants abducted more than 200 girls from a school in northeast Nigeria.

 

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IPPmedia

26 Apr

Xenophobic attacks bring back 26 Tanzanians

Xenophobic attacks bring back 26 Tanzanians
IPPmedia
The government has returned home the first batch of 26 Tanzanians hitherto living in South Africa following xenophobic attacks targeting essentially African migrants, operating shops. A statement issued yesterday by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ...

 

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