When neighbours quarrel: How M

Mail & Guardian Africa
When neighbours quarrel: How M-Pesa could be pill that clears the Tanzania ...
Mail & Guardian Africa
THE relationship between East African neighbours Kenya and Tanzania is a complex one, frequently eluding neat analysis, but two things reliably capture the prevailing spirit: tour vans and Kenya Airways. Transport flare-ups usually signal an active dispute ...
East Africa Partner States Slash Roaming Charges On SMSPC Tech Magazine

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Pesa could be pill that clears the Tanzania ...

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

IPPmedia

18 Jul

How barmaids' quarrel ended lives of 3 civilians at Stakishari Police

How barmaids' quarrel ended lives of 3 civilians at Stakishari Police
IPPmedia
Altercations between friends is common phenomenon at all levels of social setting in any community, but on Sunday last week the quarrel between two barmaids at the 'kwa Swai Bar' at Tabata kwa Swai in Dar es Salaam turned into a tragedy for three ...

 

11 years ago

Daily News

16 Mar

Neighbours invited to help in writing new Katiba

Neighbours invited to help in writing new Katiba
Daily News
TANZANIA will make use of constitutional experts from a neighbouring country to guide members of the Constituent Assembly (CA), on the rewriting of the basic law to enable the country sail through the process smoothly. “Since our neighbours have a new ...
Why new constitution is likely to be stillbornIPPmedia

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9 years ago

Times LIVE

19 Nov

Tanzania has a lot to lose if it does not improve relations with its neighbours

Times LIVE
Tanzania has a lot to lose if it does not improve relations with its neighbours
Times LIVE
Tanzania's John Magufuli greets ruling party members after being declared winner of the presidential elections. Image by: Reuters/Sadi Said Via The Conversation. As the dust settles after Tanzania's hotly contested elections – at least on the mainland ...

 

11 years ago

Independent Online

14 Apr

Tanzania outlines plans to open ports to landlocked neighbours

Sky News Australia
Tanzania outlines plans to open ports to landlocked neighbours
Independent Online
Dar es Salaam - Tanzania aims to hike cargo volumes through the port of Dar es Salaam next year by almost 40 percent over last year. This was part of plans to expand and build new transport links and become a regional hub, President Jakaya Kikwete said ...
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More havoc as rains pound DarDaily News
Death toll rises as torrential rains hit Dar es...

 

11 years ago

The Standard Digital News

16 Apr

Kenya's neighbours seek funding adviser for $4 billion railway

Washington Post
Kenya's neighbours seek funding adviser for $4 billion railway
The Standard Digital News
(Reuters) Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi are looking for an adviser to help them secure financing for a $4.13 billion railway project aimed at boosting cross-border trade in the region. The railway will link Tanzania's port city of Dar es Salaam with the capital ...
Tanzanian president warns Congo rebels to disarmHelena Independent Record

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9 years ago

TheCitizen

23 Nov

Mali and neighbours in mourning as siege hotel yields clues

Mali Monday started three days of national mourning for the victims of the jihadist siege at a luxury hotel that left 19 people dead in the capital Bamako. 

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

20 Nov

Tanzania Has a Lot to Lose If It Doesn't Improve Relations With Its Neighbours

Times LIVE
Tanzania Has a Lot to Lose If It Doesn't Improve Relations With Its Neighbours
AllAfrica.com
As the dust settles after Tanzania's hotly contested elections - at least on the mainland, if not Zanzibar - the new leadership of East Africa's largest and most populous state has stark choices to make at home and in the region. In Tanzania's closest ...
Tanzania has a lot to lose if it does not improve relations with its neighboursTimes LIVE

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9 years ago

Dewji Blog

05 Sep

How Tanzanian farmers share water according to sex and status!! The kindness of neighbours

The farmer in Mufindi-Tanzania.

IN THE semi-arid lowlands of Mufindi, in southern Tanzania, water is hard to come by. Villagers rely on irrigation to grow maize, potatoes and spinach. Informal and often woolly codes govern how much water each farmer diverts to their own fields, and how much they leave for their neighbours downstream. Some farmers, naturally, turn out to be more grasping than others. Economists typically see such decisions as irreducible: there is no accounting for...

 

5 years ago

BBC News

14 Feb

Cheshire medic billed dead neighbours' estate for informal advice

Cheshire medic billed dead neighbours' estate for informal advice  BBC NewsView Full coverage on Google News

 

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