We should view rains as blessing in disguise

Rains are a blessing, they are not a curse
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THE devastating 30-minute storm in Kahama District last week that left in its wake at least 42 people killed; many others homeless, several others injured and properties worth millions of shillings destroyed must have served as a lesson to Tanzanians living in ...

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Discourses about tribalism often emerge in political, social and academic fronts. Scholars and politicians too have tried to define it from their own perspectives depending on how it suits them – either as a threat to their political existence in the case of politicians or as a sociological subject for their scholarly work in the case of the academicians.

>Zanzibar has been experiencing an increase of tourist arrivals since terrorism attacks engulfed neighbouring Kenya, according to the industry’s stakeholders there.

It’s a weekend. You had a late breakfast after which you headed to the shopping centre to get copies of your favourite newspapers. It’s not midday yet, but since this is a Saturday, you consider it okay to make a stopover at your most convenient local grocery and read your papers there over a beer or two.

MSANII wa muziki wa kizazi kipya, Nakaaya Sumari alikonga nyoyo za mashabiki wake wakati wa uzinduzi wa albam yake ya pili iitwayo ‘Blessing’ ambayo ameitoa kama zawadi kwa mtoto wake....

>Many old generation leaders were mission-driven. Tanzania’s Mwalimu Julius  Nyerere and Zambia’s Kenneth Kaunda are a case in point.

While many European countries say asylum seekers could damage their economies if they let in too many, Germany is counting on the record numbers pouring across its borders to save its own.