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PRESIDENT John Magufuli was visibly disturbed by the state of the road from Somanga to Dar es Salaam which he was too rough for comfort, implying...
ANYONE doubting the validity of how the government has handled the coronavirus pandemic scare and the steps it has taken before allowing...
DIFFERENT sectors of society are today starting to sort of resettle in their everyday activities, while reflecting on the passing of former...
MOST reflections on Benjamin William Mkapa’s career have focused on his work in his capacity as Tanzania’s President and, to an extent, as...
TANZANIANS have lately been called upon to wage a more vigorous war on malnutrition, especially on the part of parenting mothers. The call was...
RELIGIOUS leaders around the country have been cautioned against partisan politics in the forthcoming campaigns for the October civic,...
FOR the second time in its history as an independent country, Tanzania is mourning the death of one among its foremost leaders and pointers...
SMALLHOLDER farmers in Africa, mostly women, wage silent battles against elements and other forces beyond their control to feed their...
INDIAN and Italian envoys were on record only days ago as having expressed interest in cooperating with Tanzania in various aspects, mostly...
World Hepatitis Day, observed on July 28 every year, aims to raise global awareness of hepatitis — a group of infectious diseases known as...









