THE Director-General,Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) Dar es Salaam
I DO NOT know whether this note to you from this column (certainly a prestigious one!) will make any difference or impact given the powerful hidden hand of private capital anywhere, but I believe you will see a little sense in the concerns I will be raising here in regard to the conduct of the cellular phone companies we have in place in this country.
Hello Readers. Today I look at early traits of behaviour and how to influence conduct in children as they grow. I am talking about child grooming and early childhood care. In fact, it takes a good parent to make a good child. Well-groomed children are, invariably, well behaved. Most of them graduate into good citizens.
So Speaker Anne Makinda spilled the beans. Half of the MPs, she said, have been seeking her advice on whether or not to abandon ship because life is too expensive in Dodoma while they are paid peanuts.
SHOULD you get a chance to attend a graduation ceremony of students of any academic institution, do not let it pass by for it is ideal time to learn much.
THIS year’s recipient of Dr Martin Luther King Jr Drum Major for justice award was none other than the retired Chief Justice Augustine Ramadhani. 
I HAVE in front of me a copy of the my-African of February 29. On its page 5 is an article titled: “When people serve ‘underserved’ punishments”.
Probably, this is not the first time you might be hearing the famous dictum which states that “never put all your eggs in one basket”. Though often heard, but its integral meaning is generally ignored by many investors while making their day-to-day investment decisions.
