2008-10-06
Donors Loosen Purse Strings for Dar
Tanzania's fight against corruption has received the nod from the UK, which becomes the latest donor to release funds for budget support.2008-10-06
Pastoralists Not Threatened by Legislation Amendment
The chairman of the Ngorongoro Conservation Authority Board of Directors Pius Msekwa has allayed fears of mass eviction of pastoralists from the area. 2008-10-06
Country Makes EAC Federation Hopes Brighter
East African nationals are inching closer and closer to full integration, when Tanzania last week scrapped its hitherto strict policy regarding residence status for non-nationals. 2008-10-06
Hopes High As Business Leaders And Govt Meet
Business leaders start meeting with top Government officials in Dar es Salaam today to discuss Tanzania's business potential. 2008-10-06
Dar Move On Work Permits a Major Boost for EAC
Work permits, a major hindrance to free movement of labour within the East African Community, will soon be a thing of the past after Tanzania last week became the last country in the region to lift restrictions on the right of residence. 2008-10-06
Key Genocide Trials Depend On Judicial Reforms
Rwanda is hoping to convince the International Criminal Tribunal to change its mind over refusing to transfer three genocide suspects to face trial at home, paving the way for extradition procedures to start against dozens of others living abroad in freedom. 2008-10-06
Tanzanian PM to Tour Country
THE Prime Minster of Tanzania, Mizengo Kayanza Peter Pinda, is scheduled to arrive this afternoon for four-day official visit to Namibia. 2008-10-06
Chameleone Injured in Arusha Hotel Accident
Singer Joseph Mayanja aka Jose Chameleone was on Saturday night flown to Kampala injured after falling off the third floor of Impala Hotel in Arusha Tanzania on Friday night. 2008-10-06
Illegal Trade of Forest Products Worries Officials
Dealers in forest products without valid certificates from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism have been called upon to ensure that they registered and licensed their businesses. 2008-10-06
To Arumeru Farmers, Pigeon Peas Could Be a Gem
Pigeon peas, a leguminous plant that thrives well in nearly all agro-ecological zones of Arumeru district and fetches good price in the local and export market is capable of earning farmers of the district oodles of cash. 2008-10-06
U.S. Company Helps Digitalize Tourism Operations
America's 'Big Blue' is coming to town. The International Business Machine (IBM) isn't going to open shop here but will be helping local tourism operations to enter the 21st century. 2008-10-06
Why Some Solar Systems Are Working and Others Not
This article presents two cases of solar system installed to two different customers and explains why some installed system work properly and others do not. The presented cases are not hypothetical but findings obtained from the field after inspection and interviewing owners of the system in Northern zone some times last month. 2008-10-06
Esami Takes Driver's Seat in Guiding Investors
The Eastern and Southern African Management Institute(ESAMI) and Netherlands-based Maastricht School of Management (MSM) have established a research network through the "Round Table Africa Project" which will come up with proposals that will lead to European investors setting up industries in Africa. 2008-10-06
Hunt for Deadly Chinese Milk Bears No Fruit
The Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority (TFDA) in the northern zone has embarked on a vigorous exercise to inspect wholesale shops supermarkets and other food outlets to see whether a deadly Chinese milk formula is in stock. 2008-10-06
Referees to Undergo Fifa Test
Soccer referees assessment tests for FIFA certificates will take place in Arusha on October 8th and 9th . 2008-10-06
Youth Without AIDS is Possible
One fifth of the Tanzanian population is between the ages of 15-24. These young women and men are the future of Tanzania, and their health and well-being must be a priority to achieve growth and prosperity for this country. However, it is clear from the statistics that there is a lack of education in health issues that affect youth. Due to this lack of education the future of the nation is in danger. 2008-10-06
Local Businessman Locks Horns with Kenya Port Authority
The first commercial case ever to be filed before the East African Court of Justice based in Arusha will be heard soon. 2008-10-06
Rugby Action Returns to Moshi
The annual Kilimanjaro Rugby 7's tournament, hosted by the Moshi- based Kili Cats Rugby Club takes place at ISM Moshi campus this Saturday 4th October. 2008-10-06
Nine Teams Battle for Longido Championship
The national football league at district level has kicked off in Longido district as of September 20 with nine teams in battle. 2008-10-06
Ngorongoro Tops Child Pregnancies Table
Some 34 students in Arusha region did not sit for the final standard seven primary school education this year due to early pregnancies. |
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