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08May 2016
Gerald Kitabu
Guardian On Sunday

Charcoal

WARD councillors and forest stakeholders have called on the government to give more attention to...

08May 2016
Deo Mfugale
Guardian On Sunday

Illegal ivory dealers deep in the jungle

It was scary! We couldn’t realise it until we came face to face with the illegal ivory dealers...

07May 2016
Francis Semwaza
The Guardian

It is quite indisputable that Tanzania’s new leadership is taking a new turn in molding the...

07May 2016
Nyendo Mohamed
The Guardian

Village setting

PRESIDENT John Magufuli is resurrecting a facet of welfare methods of the fourth phase...

06May 2016
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian

Scientific research can help solve food security issues in Africa.

The tonnes of uncollected garbage piling up on the streets of her home in Cairo was a brain wave...

06May 2016
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian

New platforms, citizen journalism and social media are shaking up sector.They allow non-journalists who help refugees to share first-hand stories.But using human stories without context can fuel compassion or racism

Take any crisis that makes the headlines — the flow of refugees in the Middle East, Europe and...

06May 2016
Grace Kambaulaya
The Guardian

The new Education and Training Policy of 2014 reflects an even stronger commitment making it compulsory to take children for pre-primary education yet despite all these plans and laws, at the moment, only 34.4 per cent of Tanzanian children are in pre-primary.

EVIDENCE of the impact of quality pre-primary education on school readiness and later learning...

06May 2016
Crispin Gerald
The Guardian

Provision of inputs to farmers come across fraudulent officials who illegally use the funds allocated to the plan to benefit themselves.

Stakeholders in the seed industry say there are many fake seeds being sold to farmers and have...

05May 2016
Rose Mwalongo
The Guardian

Journalists performing their duties

THEY call it a rocky city, a town endowed with so much beauty with fresh water and tasteful fish...

04May 2016
Daniel Semberya
The Guardian

Guests interacting at the residence of The Kingdom of The Netherlands’ Ambassador in Dar es Salaam last week.

THE Netherlands is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system. It forms part of the...

04May 2016
Zubair Sayed
The Guardian

Media freedom in Africa

Imagine a world without the media, where we have no verified information about what’s going on...

03May 2016
Lusekelo Philemon
The Guardian

FOR more than six decades, Maasai pastoralist communities in Sepeko Ward of Monduli District,...

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