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15Apr 2016
The Guardian

YEARS ago, and it will likely have been in the 1980s, official word went around that Dar es Salaam’s Kinondoni Cemetery had run out of “public”...

13Apr 2016
The Guardian

Little does a child know when he/she first starts doodling crayons on that expensive wall paint that they are developing one of man’s greatest...

12Apr 2016
The Guardian

Did you know that; “when one finds minerals under the land (they own) they have to go to the government to seek a permit (to mine the minerals)....

11Apr 2016
The Guardian

DESPITE unimpressive results posted by Mainland champions Young Africans in Saturday’s CAF Champions League last 16 first leg tie against visiting...

10Apr 2016
Guardian On Sunday

THE term ‘e-waste’ is perhaps not common to some of us, but it simply implies electronic products that have become unwanted, non-working or...

09Apr 2016
The Guardian

THE recent visit to Rwanda by President John Magufuli, the first foreign visit by the head of state since assuming office in November 2015,...

08Apr 2016
The Guardian

Tanzania's annual inflation rate eased to 5.6 per cent in February of 2016 from 6.5 per cent in January. It is the lowest figure since May 2015 as...

07Apr 2016
The Guardian

One takes for granted what one has readily available to them. We don’t think about the oxygen we inhale until we are locked in a room deprived of...

06Apr 2016
The Guardian

AUTISM and other forms of disability are part of the human experience that contributes to human diversity. As such, the United Nations has...

05Apr 2016
The Guardian

THE Tanga-Moshi-Arusha railway which was once the country’s best northern corridor transport link is, to say the least, no more.

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