I HAVE travelled the route between Dar es Salaam and Morogoro, a distance of about 200 kilometres, for over a decade. In that time, as I have said before, I have noticed much improvement that has taken place on that road, which indeed, is the biggest leading out of and into the country’s commercial capital of Dar es Salaam.
I AM tempted to think, though I do not believe, that we are heading for religious acrimony. I do not want to accept it but red lights are flushing profusely and we have to do something.
HELLO Readers. Today I tackle a subject that touches all children and their parents. I look at the most common injuries that afflict young children especially in their homes. Children’s injuries range dangerous falls from tree canopies to electric shocks and attacks from animals. Most injuries can be easily prevented if parents watch young children carefully.
SOUTHERN Agriculture Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) is an investment blue print targeting to take the country to a sustainable green economy.
I am a foreign citizen currently in Dar for some business exploration. I wish to start business in Tanzania as I see a lot of potential and wish to import items from my home country to sell here.
The other weekend I was invited on a luncheon meeting by one of my professional friends named Robert. Before I venture into describing the mouth watering food which I ate, it is important on my part to briefly introduce my host i.e. Mr. Robert.
SYDNEY Sekeremayi, the incumbent Minister of State in the troubled Government of National Unity (GNU) of President Robert Gabriel Mugabe (88) and Premier Morgan Tsvangirai, visited Tanzania last May.
This is the time of the year I best in Dar es Salaam. The rains are over and the cool weather has set in. I can now sleep peacefully throughout the night. It is not too cold either and it gives me a chance to try out different types of clothes without worrying about comfort or the lack of it. For my hair, the weather is totally agreeable.
Inhalation of large amounts of carbon monoxide may occur in rural areas even in towns because of using charcoal stoves and use of firewood in enclosed spaces.
