Why it pays for every motorist to have a few do-it-yourself skills

“We have made it, we have made it,” repeatedly screamed members of a small Tanzanian delegation to the East African Community (EAC) Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production (RECP) award giving ceremony for the Lake Victoria Basin industries in Entebbe, Uganda, on June 10, 2014.

Tanzania’s anti-poaching drives have started to show positive outcomes, a senior government official has said, referring to a recent seizure of dealers in elephant tusks and rhino horns.

A health centre in Nguruka Ward in Uvinza District, Kigoma Region, has recorded a 79 per cent increase in registering Community Health Fund (CHF) subscribers.

It’s past seven in the evening. People are seen crowding around food stalls and wooden tables where marine species like octopus and prawns are the most sought after delicacies.

Chief Justice Mohamed Chande Othman yesterday showered praise on President Jakaya Kikwete for the role his government has played in strengthening the Judiciary, saying his contribution, in some aspects, has far exceeded that of his three predecessors combined.

Many Tanzanians risk losing out on compensation in the event of an accident or loss of property for the simple reason that they are not aware of the importance of taking out insurance on their lives and assets.

Nkasi driver pays 110000/- fine for killing motorist
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NKASI District Resident's Court, Rukwa Region sentenced a driver of Vodacom company, Mussa Malima (28), to seven years in jail after he pleaded guilty of killing a motorcyclist, Bryson Kahama (28), and wounding his two passengers or pay a total fine of ...

The US Justice Department announced on Wednesday that Toyota will pay a $1.2 billion fine in exchange for a criminal fraud charge being “deferred” for three years and ultimately dropped. The settlement stems from a protracted cover-up by Toyota of safety problems arising from driver-side floor mats and accelerator systems installed in numerous models.

“The police force has managed to control crime, especially involving the use of arms that at some time started to grow at a high rate. This was during the early days of Kikwete’s administration,” Mr chikawe