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13May 2016
The Guardian

HUMAN trafficking appears to be the worst human development outcome linked to increasing global mobility. The media has been awash with cases of...

12May 2016
The Guardian

In a world where we all know nothing is free, at least not without some strings attached, mobile phone companies seem to be offering a lot of free...

12May 2016
The Guardian

WE humans love drawing lines on maps. Over many centuries borders have been created by our people or have been imposed on them, separating our...

11May 2016
The Guardian

LAST Sunday was a special day in the honour of mothers. Mothers Day is celebrated in several countries around the world though on different dates...

09May 2016
The Guardian

The government and numerous other stakeholders are pushing for a swift and widespread shift from charcoal use to natural gas.

09May 2016
The Guardian

Delays in resolving cases linked to soccer players, clubs and officials is a long standing malpractice by the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF)...

08May 2016
Guardian On Sunday

EFFORTS to make Tanzania a protectionist economy for local producers not in competition with commodities from outside is a way of doing things...

07May 2016
The Guardian

Finally, farmers have a reason to celebrate after the scrapping of nuisance levies and tariffs, which have for long been used as a stick to punish...

06May 2016
The Guardian

Earlier this week, the mayor of Kinondoni in Dar es Salaam called for legal action against doctors of Amana Hospital in the city’s Ilala District...

05May 2016
The Guardian

Early engagement in science, technology, engineering and math is critical for our children because opportunity gaps can begin prior to preschool...

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