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JUNE 1 is World Milk Day, which activists and food or nutrition organisations around the world supposedly spend reflecting on the consumption of...
MAY 31 is marked annually as World No Tobacco Day with global efforts to stop young people from joining the smoking club, while the aiding of...
AFTER the government issued strong assurances that the sugar scarcity plaguing the country for well over two months now was ending, two weeks and...
A SORT of consensus is starting to build up around the world, with a view to expecting an effective vaccine against the novel coronavirus by the...
TANZANIA is set to receive a 175.6bn/- credit line for water and sanitation projects, with France having extended some 175.6 billion/- in support...
MAY 28 is an appointed day for activists and governments worldwide, and especially in poor countries, to reflect on what they are doing or have...
SOME confusion appears to be brewing as to how hygiene precautions are to be ensured as high schools, colleges and universities reopen.
SEVERAL news commentators in Tanzania were easily in high spirits yesterday when looking at photos and details of an event where Finance and...
DAR ES SALAAM police on patrol have reported having killed seven suspected bandits, in the process also seizing a pistol with three bullets.
PROSPECTS of opening primary and secondary schools still hang in the balance owing to the difficulties of figuring out how precautions about...
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