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FOR the last 30 days music fans in Tanzania and the world in general,have been rocked by a succession of deaths of icons across the genres — a...
AN ancient American philosopher, Henry Miller, once said, “A prisoner is not the one who has committed a crime, but the one who clings to his...
We are shocked hearing that some male government officials demand money and at times sex from the struggling women engaged in small trade along...
Music is a lubricant to social life. Where there is music, there is merriment and with it, happy people.
THE announcement by the Deputy Minister, in the Prime Minister’s Office, Responsible for Labour, Youth and Empowerment, Anthony Mavunde that...
World Tuberculosis Day, falling on March 24 each year, is designed to build public awareness about the global epidemic of tuberculosis (TB) and...
SECURITY for many of Tanzanians living both in urban and rural areas is, to say the least, wanting.
WITH one death every six seconds, diabetes is now a big killer than the HIV and tuberculosis and malaria combined. Besides being a major killer in...
What happened to music? Will the music of our generation have any lasting power?
THERE is no doubt that Tanzania started with the right footing in building democracy since the early days of independence.