THE GUARDIAN
16Mar 2016
Karama Kenyunko
The Guardian
The case involving the controversial leasing of a used Airbus plane for the national flag carrier nine years ago.Mattaka and PPRA ex-chief executive officer Dr Ramadhani Mlinga both appeared in the...
15Mar 2016
Finnigan wa Simbeye
The Guardian
Former Permanent Secretary at Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Patrick Rutabanzibwa said if the 1.1 percent tariff reduction is approved by Energy and Water Utilities Regulator Authority by next...
15Mar 2016
Dickson Ng`hily
The Guardian
Sikika Executive Director, Irenei Kiria said in Dar es Salaam last Friday that public procurement remains one of the single largest loop-hole through which money is lost through graft.
Kiria said...
15Mar 2016
The Guardian
The project also encompasses the concept of food security-enhancing agro-processing as a key aspect for growth and development.
Consumer Unity...
15Mar 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
The event is scheduled to take place from March 29 to April 1, this year at the Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa.
According to a statement issued in Dar es Salaam yesterday by the...
15Mar 2016
David Kisanga
The Guardian
Briefing reporters here yesterday, CUF’s Director of Mass Communication and Publicity, Hamad Masoud Hamad, alleged that the move signified government intent to start arresting people en masse...
15Mar 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
Regional Police Commander Dhahiri Kidavashari named the suspects as Frank Koroneli (25), Sedekia Shadrack (38), Adela Alex (23) and Moris Ezron (34) all residents of Nduwi Village in the Katumba...
15Mar 2016
Karama Kenyunko
The Guardian
The prosecution team comprising principal state attorney Timon Vitalis and two officials from the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) named the accused as Benhardard Tito, RAHCO...
15Mar 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
Total East Africa vice president Javier Rielo gave the assurance yesterday after President Magufuli asked for the project to be speeded up and its duration reduced to just three years so its benefits...
15Mar 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
Majaliwa gave the praise when he visited the Kagera sugar factory in Misenyi District, Kagera Region. The PM wanted to see activities done by the plant particularly sugar production.
“I am happy...
15Mar 2016
Bilham Kimati
The Guardian
The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Water, Eng. Mbogo Futakamba visited Lower Ruvu in-take that had undergone massive expansion including installation of brand new water pumps that he switched...
15Mar 2016
David Kisanga
The Guardian
Zanzibar is expected to hold repeat elections this coming Sunday (March 20) after the nullification of the October 25 General Election by Zanzibar Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairman Jecha Salim...
15Mar 2016
David Kisanga
The Guardian
Zanzibar is expected to hold repeat elections this coming Sunday (March 20) after the nullification of the October 25 General Election by Zanzibar Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairman Jecha Salim...
15Mar 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
The debt-per-person ratio now stands at over 900,000/- for every man, woman and child in the country
Foreign debt increased by more than $1 billion in just one year, according to newly released government figures.
With the country's population estimated at 47 million, this means the debt-per-...
15Mar 2016
Devota Mwachang'a
The Guardian
Minister of State in the President's Office (Public Service Management and Good Governance), Angela Kairuki, made the call in Dar es Salaam on Sunday during the opening of training on ethics for...
15Mar 2016
Editor
The Guardian
Career development is not a onetime session of guiding and counseling rather a lifelong process of engaging the ‘work world’ and choosing from a multitude of considerably demanding employment...
15Mar 2016
Dr Damas Mbogoro
The Guardian
The growth rates have been so impressive that if you move around the major cities of Dar e s Salaam, Arusha, Mwanza and Mbeya you will find very impressive buildings, recently made “ state of...
15Mar 2016
Grace Kambaulaya
The Guardian
Many traditional jobs have been replaced by new ones or have been radically transformed. Increasingly, flexible employment contracts and greater heterogeneity of the workforce are common and central...
15Mar 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
With 10% of the population worldwide having some form of kidney damage, there is a long road ahead to raise awareness about the dangers of kidney disease.
The latest numbers show that Chronic...
15Mar 2016
Our Reporter
The Guardian
Despite the critical progress in bridging gender gaps, persistent inequalities remain inmany regions and at different levels of education.
The gender parity index shows that only East Asia and...
