Opinions
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Drug manufacturing push opens new frontiers for pharmacists
ARUSHA: TANZANIA aims to meet 80 per cent of its domestic medicine demand through local manufacturing by 2030, with Minister…
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Fake liquor today, a weaker Tanzania tomorrow
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA cannot afford to watch dishonest liquor traders gamble with the lives of young people for quick…
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Mob justice has no place in a law-abiding society
DAR ES SALAAM: THE recent deadly clashes between farmers and herders in Ruvuma Region serve as a painful reminder that…
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DSE turnover rebounds as share trading gathers pace
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) recorded a stronger trading week ending October 23, 2026, with…
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No growth without peace, unity
DAR ES SALAAM: PEACE and national unity remain among Tanzania’s most valuable assets in its pursuit of sustainable economic growth.…
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Better care brings new hope for mothers, newborns
DAR ES SALAAM: FOR a mother living far from a major hospital, the difference between life and death during pregnancy…
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El Niño warning demands caution, not panic
DAR ES SALAAM: WARNINGS about approaching El Niño-influenced rains should prompt Tanzanians to prepare, not panic. The Tanzania Meteorological Authority…
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Tanzanians, stop guessing, start knowing your health
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIANS must embrace regular medical check-ups and turn out in large numbers for free medical camps organised…
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Tanzania’s golfing future starts at grassroots
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA’S golfing landscape is entering an exciting new chapter. The opening of the Serengeti Golf Course signals…
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Winning the war on fake medicines requires firm action
TANZANIA: THE government’s decision to intensify the crackdown on counterfeit and substandard medicines is a necessary step towards protecting public…
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