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16Jan 2017
The Guardian

IT has been said time and again that, alongside English Language, mathematics and the natural sciences are the subjects giving students at all...

15Jan 2017
Guardian On Sunday

EDITORS in the city of Dar es Salaam have another revolution to contend with, and this one isn’t 53 years old as the Zanzibar Revolution, but just...

14Jan 2017
The Guardian

A STATE of insecurity is rising in Dar es Salaam suburbs, especially at homes and business premises, as cases of individuals being invaded by...

13Jan 2017
The Guardian

THE International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), which has for four long decades focused on key tropical food crops such as bananas,...

13Jan 2017
The Guardian

PEOPLE will likely be offended when told if you want to hide something from them, then the best way to do so with effect is to put it in a book or...

12Jan 2017
The Guardian

WE have chosen to have a go at it yet again. We believe that, whether it is thought that we are doing so once too often, it is still very much...

11Jan 2017
The Guardian

THE government has released some good news on the war against poaching in the country: last year saw many poachers either jailed or slapped with...

10Jan 2017
The Guardian

JUST over three years ago, the Tanzania Media Women’s Association (Tamwa) tabled the findings of a journalistic survey on gender-based violence (...

09Jan 2017
The Guardian

THE Boxing Federation of Tanzania (BFT) is arguably among the few sports governing bodies in the country that can feel proud of the achievements...

06Jan 2017
The Guardian

RELIGIOUS holidays usually come with goodwill gestures meant to benefit variously disadvantaged members of society, among those most often being...

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