Worry as pests ruin groundnuts in Urambo

 Kiongozi Mkuu wa Chama cha ATC Wazalendo Zitto Kabwe akiongea na Viongozi wa Matawi ya jimbo la Urambo Mkoa wa Tabora wilaya ya Urambo katika Mkutano Mkuu wa Jimbo la Urambo.  (PICHA ZOTE  NA KHAMISI MUSSA) Wanachama wakimsikiliza kiongozi wao Mkuu. Wanachama wakimsikiliza Kionozi wao Mkuu kwa umakini mkubwa. Katibu Kata Urambo Kati, Mkulila Shabani akizungumza mbelea ya kiongozi Mkuu wa chama na Viongozi wa Matawi ya jimbo la Urambo Mkoa wa Tabora wilaya ya Urambo  Mwenyeti Kata ya...

Recent research reveals that over 70 per cent of women facing sexual harassment do not report the incidents to the police because of lack of awareness and education on their rights.

 Farmers lose up to 20 per cent of grain their harvests because of poor storage, it emerged here during a capacity building workshop for stakeholders in the agriculture sector. A farm input supplier, Mr Gesso Bajuta, attributed most of the losses to attacks by pests, noting that the problem could be contained with ample supply of pesticides.

We are far from winning the battle against diseases, which was cited as one of our three major enemies when we attained political independence in December 1961. The others are poverty and ignorance.

Those Who Ruin Academic Brains
AllAfrica.com
A FEW years ago, a meeting of stakeholders in education in Dodoma Region was told that some of the Kondoa District schoolgirls who performed outstandingly well in their final Standard Seven exams and get places in secondary schools often end up ...

The Ebola outbreak could have a catastrophic economic impact on three West African countries, the World Bank says.

Tanzania is unique for one thing--our ability to live in harmony regardless of our cultural diversity. We are known to be tolerant of our differences. This is a virtue that we must hang on to if we are to maintain peace, which is essential for any meaningful development.

Uncivilized politics will ruin our motherland
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What happened last week during the much anticipated symposium organized by Mwalimu Nyerere Foundation in Dar es Salaam is now part of history. But what kind of history? This is the question consuming the mental energy of civilized citizens wherever ...

Heavy rains that pounded Mwanza yesterday left a trail of destruction in the city and its environs.