Wife battering is a punishable crime

Man kills himself after battering wife
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A PEASANT from Mwaking'ombe Village in Mpanda District, Bernard George (42), committed suicide after believing that he had killed his wife, Imakulatha Raymond (43), by violently battering her. Witnesses from the scene of the incident said that the ...

New Aston Villa striker, Benin's Rudy Gestede, is "more than just a battering ram", says Villa manager Tim Sherwood.

John ni kijana mwenye umri wa miaka 30. Ana shahada ya uzamili (Masters) ktk masuala ya Usimamizi wa biashara, na kwa sasa anafanya kazi kama Mkurugenzi wa fedha kwenye shirika moja la kimataifa hapa nchini.Hajaoa bado, lakini ana nyumba mbili nzuri za kuishi hapa jijini. Moja Mbezi Beach na nyingine Kimara.. Ana gari 2 za kutembelea na 3 za biashara.. Anamiliki duka moja la nguo Kariakoo na jingine la simu Mlimani city.. Ni mcha Mungu, mpole na mtanashati.. Ni miongoni mwa vijana...

The poor prone to crime than the well-to-do, says REPOA
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MORE poor people experience crime compared to their more affluent counterparts, a new research by the country's economic and social think tank, Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA), shows. The findings contained in a study report titled 'Poverty, ...

We should use ICT to combat crime
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HUAWEI recently demonstrated its technological proficiency by unveiling the innovative ICT safe city solutions during a special summit in Cape Town, South Africa. The technology allows monitoring of incidents in different parts of cities through the use of new ...

An upsurge in crime in Dar es Salaam and elsewhere in recent weeks brings to the fore a very pertinent question:

A report compiled by the Inmate Rehabilitation and Welfare Services Tanzania that calls for reforms in the Prisons Department should give the government food for thought.

The country where jogging is now a criminal activity

I would like to emphasize on  "DAILYNEWS" article, I wrote –  CYBER crimes are a new type of occurrences in today’s digital age, different from the conventional crimes that we all are used to. Unfortunately, the crimes are rapidly increasing and have no borders.

Above all, the criminal techniques are swiftly changing. In Tanzania for example, more than 999 cybercrimes were reported, according to available data. However, only 212 cases were filed and 132 suspects were charged before a court of...