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12Dec 2016
The Guardian

ONE of the greatest joys of parenthood is watching your little kids put on their uniforms to hit the football or soccer fields. Growing up in...

11Dec 2016
Guardian On Sunday

WITH the passing of years, first into one decade and then several decades, and now five years from the golden jubilee of national independence,...

09Dec 2016
The Guardian

IT is no secret that Tanzania has a very young population with more than 50 per cent of it below 30 years. This shows the dependency rate and the...

08Dec 2016
The Guardian

TANZANIA’S gradual path to an industrial economy has been adventurous, full of challenges and, mostly, tough challenges. But all this has not been...

07Dec 2016
The Guardian

IN today’s increasingly interconnected world, international migration has become a reality that touches nearly all corners of the globe, often...

06Dec 2016
The Guardian

THE government recently announced plans to abolish nuisance taxes imposed on various businesses to unleash the potential of Small and Medium...

05Dec 2016
The Guardian

FOR almost a month now, the management of reigning East and Central Africa club champions, Azam FC has been embarking on scouting talent in...

04Dec 2016
Guardian On Sunday

FORMER Gambian President Yahya Jammeh deserves a pat on the back for what he did the other day. He graciously conceded defeat after fiercely...

03Dec 2016
The Guardian

REPORTS this week by the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children that women are more exposed to new HIV/AIDS...

02Dec 2016
The Guardian

ONE annual celebration you might be forgiven for not participating in (or even knowing about) is World Soil Day.

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