THE Anti-Narcotics Unit of the police force deserves a pat on the back for successfully intercepting illicit drug hauls and bringing to book a number of foreign and local dealers.
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ONCE upon a time, borrowing the old story-telling introductory jargon, the country boasted of two well-functioning railway lines, the Central Line, running west from Dar es Salaam to Kigoma with a branch leading to Mwanza on Lake Victoria.
RECENT amendments of the Social Security Regulatory Authority (SSRA) Act are highly welcome and are likely to bring to an end inconviniences that many pensioners are curently facing.
The National Assembly in Dodoma was the centre of attraction as legislators take on government ministers, accusing it of inefficient, embezzlement of public funds and corruption that have plunged the country into crisis.
TANZANIAN youth football faces a moment of truth this weekend when Under-20 side ‘Ngorongoro Heroes’ play a crucial match of the 2013 African Youth Championship qualifiers against Sudan.
THE excitement and attention that accompanied the race for the nine Tanzanian slots in the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA), which reached its climax in Dodoma on Tuesday, is understandable.
LAST month, the government officially announced through a government notice (GN) the establishment of four new regions and 19 districts.
THE government has announced ambitious plans to achieve sustainable economic growth by setting up 800 industries before 2015.
EXAMINATION cheating is taking its toll on the education sector, going by recent press reports which show that over 5,000 students in secondary schools cannot read or write.
It is now obvious that the process for the new constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania has started with the swearing in of the Commission to oversee the process in Dar es Salaam on Saturday.
THE Anti-Narcotics Unit of the police force deserves a pat on the back for successfully intercepting illicit drug hauls and bringing to book a number of foreign and local dealers.
