Society

Kasekenya orders TEMESA to observe professionalism in delivering public service 

DODOMA: THE Deputy Minister for Works, Godfrey Kasekenya, has directed the Tanzania Electrical, Mechanical and Electronics Services Agency (TEMESA) to…

Read More »

Orica funding facilitates vocational training to 100 out of school girls

MWANZA: MORE than 100 girls who are out of school and living in vulnerable situations in Mwanza region are expected…

Read More »

Arusha’s Red Cross Marathon underway to support vulnerable communities

ARUSHA: THE  inaugural Red Cross Arusha Marathon is set to take place in Arusha on August 2 this year, with…

Read More »

VETA peace programme empowers youth for self-employment

KIGOMA: SIXTY young Tanzanians have pledged to use newly acquired vocational and entrepreneurship skills to create jobs, promote peace and…

Read More »

Tanga police crackdown leads to 51 convictions, 200 arrests

TANGA: THREE convicts have each been sentenced to 30 years in prison after being found guilty of sodomy, incest involving…

Read More »

Over 2,000 livestock vaccinated in Monduli

MONDULI: MORE than 2,000 cattle and goats in Lemoot Ward, Monduli District, have been vaccinated and fitted with identification ear…

Read More »

EACOP, Tanga City sign 1bn/- health centre agreement

TANGA: A MODERN health centre valued at 1bn/- is set to be constructed in Chongoleani Ward, Tanga City, as part…

Read More »

REB challenges local companies to market their efficiency to win the global market

SINGIDA: RURAL Energy Board (REB) Chairman, Ambassador Major General (Retired) Jacob Kingu, has urged local companies implementing rural electrification projects…

Read More »

Parents urged to protect children from abuse

MWANZA: UKEREWE District Commissioner Christopher Ngubiagai has called on parents and guardians to strengthen child care and protection to curb…

Read More »

NGO calls for stronger protection of domestic workers

MWANZA: A NON-governmental organisation –WoteSawa – has provided protection services to more than 2,000 survivors of exploitation, enabled over 800…

Read More »
Back to top button