You need to be more careful with your words

Come December the year folds it wings like a great, tired bird….” I was impressed to read these words by the columnist Noviolet Bulawayo writing for ‘The Africa Report’.

Former Tanzanian Prime Minister Frederick Sumaye, who was recently in Zanzibar, carried further his confusing remarks on the union between Zanzibar and Tanganyika.

Last year in November, a young Kenyan woman was reported to have been allegedly murdered by a boyfriend she met on Facebook after the accused flushed her diabetes medications down the toilet then watch her suffer.

We need to be careful with social media during election
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IN two months from now, Tanzania shall be going to the polls to elect councilors, members of parliament and the president of the United Republic of Tanzania and that of Zanzibar. The campaigns are scheduled to start next Saturday. It is undoubted that ...

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Why Narendra Modi Needs A More Careful Speech Writer
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India€'s Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that the Tanzanian President's state visit to India was a first by an African head of state. | ASSOCIATED PRESS. Share 0 · Tweet. Email 0. Comment 0. NEW DELHI -- There was a startling line in Prime ...

Politicians were yesterday warned to be careful with what they say during election campaigns for the October 25 polls in order to maintain the prevailing peace and tranquility the country has enjoyed since independence. Speaking at the Idd ul Adha prayers held in Musoma at national level, Tanzania’s Deputy Mufti Hamid Masoud Jongio noted that the language some politicians were using  in their campaigns was likely to endanger peace and security.

Kicking balls, eating steamed buns and carrying his own umbrella, Xi Jinping (pictured) is at the apex of Chinese power but has been busy building his “ordinary guy” credentials during his first year in charge.

>She is your pal’s girl or wife. Of late, you have unconsciously been drawn to her sweet smile and gentle womanly mannerism.