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My son, if you have memories, treasure them

DAR ES SALAAM: Dear nephew Milambo, I greet you in the name of our revered Nyamwezi ancestors, whose strength and…

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Africa faces rising hidden toll of water deaths

MWANZA: THE water that sustains Africa is the same water that quietly takes lives. Across the continent’s vast coastlines, lakes,…

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TZ pushes for tougher global plastic treaty over toxic chemicals

DAR ES SALAAM: AS the world moves closer to finalising a legally binding global treaty aimed at ending plastic pollution,…

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COLUMN: MIND YOUR LANGUAGE. How possible can somebody loss his genitalia!!!?

DAR ES SALAAM: IT is weird. There is a wave of belief that there are people, who now have special…

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Top African women artists in Addis ahead of World Public Summit Africa

Addis Ababa: Ethiopia: Golla Gallery in Addis Ababa hosted the opening of an exhibition featuring finalists and winners of the…

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Economic analysis: Following failed US –Iran talks, the Strait of Hormuz crisis redefines global economic stability

DAR ES SALAAM: PRESENTLY, the world is at a perilous juncture. What was intended to be a historic diplomatic breakthrough…

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Why peace remains Tanzania’s greatest strength

DAR ES SALAAM: AT a time when the world is increasingly unsettled by conflict, economic uncertainty and social divisions, the…

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Parliament finds success story grinding out prosperity

MWANZA: WHEN members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Administration, Constitution and Legal Affairs set out to inspect projects funded…

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Why budget scrutiny drives national development

DAR ES SALAAM: AS Tanzania pushes forward with the implementation of Dira 2050, a critical but often understated process is…

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How stability defines Tanzania’s path

Mwanri reflects on history, leadership and the enduring role of cohesion in shaping national development DAR ES SALAAM: IN the…

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