HOW a skillful driver came to drive the President down the Ngorongoro crater in 1969 is an interesting story of two leaders who wanted to assert each ether's authority. The driver, Mr Aloyce Songai, a resident of Karatu, was later nicknamed 'Wangu-Wangu' by Nyerere's bodyguards due to his outstanding expertise during the 1969 caldera expedition.
over 10 years ago
FOURTEEN-year old tennis star Ibrahim Kessy is a happy teenager. His recent trip to Tanga with the pre-Simba Davis Cup team was the culmination of an eventful tennis season 2011.
THE lack of climate change policy in the country has left us a great sense of urgency generated through the media and scientific reports. Climate Change is now widely recognized as everyone’s business. It has become more than an environmental issue and all people and sectors are affected.
IN its popular television programme christened, "Maisha ni Nyumba" which can casually translate into meaningful life is having a decent home, National Housing Corporation (NHC) seems to be embracing the principle which forced founder President, Julius Nyerere to establish it in 1962 through Act No. 45 of Parliament.
WRITING poems was something the Fine Artist, Juma Hassan Kauli, of Mwananyamala, Dar es Salaam, had stopped doing years ago. He saw this activity as taking too much of his precious time, which could be better used producing paintings.
NEWS of the national radio announcer, Halima Mchuka’s passing away on Thursday morning, after a fight with cancer, was received with sadness both in and outside of the country.
FOR over a decade we have learnt of children and adults traveling to India for open heart surgery and other medical complications.
MAKUNDUSI village found in Serengeti District in Mara Region has registered admirable success in social and economic development.
UGANDA will this year host an International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) Heads of State Summit from 15th-16th December 2011. The theme of the Summit is: United to Prevent, End Impunity and provide Assistance to Victims of Sexual Gender Based Violence.
Pre-election politics and planned development schemes have fuelled an upsurge in inter-communal killings and forced displacement in Kenya’s northern Isiolo area, which if left unaddressed, is likely to escalate, say analysts and civil society workers.
WRITING poems was something the Fine Artist, Juma Hassan Kauli, of Mwananyamala, Dar es Salaam, had stopped doing years ago. He saw this activity as taking too much of his precious time, which could be better used producing paintings.
HOW a skillful driver came to drive the President down the Ngorongoro crater in 1969 is an interesting story of two leaders who wanted to assert each ether's authority. The driver, Mr Aloyce Songai, a resident of Karatu, was later nicknamed 'Wangu-Wangu' by Nyerere's bodyguards due to his outstanding expertise during the 1969 caldera expedition.
FOURTEEN-year old tennis star Ibrahim Kessy is a happy teenager. His recent trip to Tanga with the pre-Simba Davis Cup team was the culmination of an eventful tennis season 2011.
THE lack of climate change policy in the country has left us a great sense of urgency generated through the media and scientific reports. Climate Change is now widely recognized as everyone’s business. It has become more than an environmental issue and all people and sectors are affected.
IN its popular television programme christened, "Maisha ni Nyumba" which can casually translate into meaningful life is having a decent home, National Housing Corporation (NHC) seems to be embracing the principle which forced founder President, Julius Nyerere to establish it in 1962 through Act No. 45 of Parliament. 
NEWS of the national radio announcer, Halima Mchuka’s passing away on Thursday morning, after a fight with cancer, was received with sadness both in and outside of the country.
FOR over a decade we have learnt of children and adults traveling to India for open heart surgery and other medical complications.
MAKUNDUSI village found in Serengeti District in Mara Region has registered admirable success in social and economic development.
UGANDA will this year host an International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) Heads of State Summit from 15th-16th December 2011. The theme of the Summit is: United to Prevent, End Impunity and provide Assistance to Victims of Sexual Gender Based Violence.
Pre-election politics and planned development schemes have fuelled an upsurge in inter-communal killings and forced displacement in Kenya’s northern Isiolo area, which if left unaddressed, is likely to escalate, say analysts and civil society workers.
