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Morogoro detains 11 Burundians, DR Congolese for violating immigration laws

MOROGORO: THE Immigration Office in Morogoro has arrested and detained 11 foreign nationals from Burundi and the Democratic Republic of…

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Prof Mkumbo calls on TASAF to serve as dedicated national institution for poverty reduction

DODOMA: THE Minister of State in the President’s Office for Planning and Investment, Professor Kitila Mkumbo, has urged the management…

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Kigoma regIsters 11,454 households for the Universal Health Insurance scheme

KIGOMA: A total of 11,454 households have been registered under the first phase of Tanzania’s Universal Health Insurance Scheme, targeting…

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15,000 Tanzanian schools conduct self-assessments using  digital school quality assurance system

MOROGORO: More than 15,000 schools across Tanzania have conducted self-assessments using a digital school quality assurance system officially launched in…

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DC Mtatiro TFS rangers to adopt innovative approaches in managing bee resources

SHINYANGA: THE Shinyanga District Commissioner, Julius Mtatiro, has urged officers and rangers of the Tanzania Forest Services Agency (TFS) to…

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Katavi residents to get land-law education

KATAVI: KATAVI residents will receive education on land laws, access to land services and guidance on resolving disputes during the…

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Illegal gun holders face amnesty deadline

DODOMA: THE Police Force has warned people holding illegal firearms to surrender them within the remaining 11 days of a…

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Pemba RC promotes handwashing, hygiene

PEMBA: NORTH Pemba Regional Commissioner, Mgeni Khatib Yahya has urged residents to make handwashing with clean running water and soap…

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Dilemma as regional hospital CT-scanner batteries stolen

SIMIYU: SIMIYU Regional Referral Hospital is facing questions over security and accountability after 40 CT-scanner batteries and an automatic electricity…

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Sisal waste offers new hope for Tanzania’s forests

TANGA: TANZANIA could reduce pressure on its dwindling forests by turning sisal waste into woodlike products, offering a potential alternative…

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