THE GUARDIAN
Maize disease
02Mar 2016
Crispin Gerald
The Guardian
The disease was first discovered in the country in 2012, mostly affecting northern zone regions of Arusha, Manyara and Kilimanjaro. The disease was believed to have spread from neighbouring Kenya...
Kalistus Chonya
02Mar 2016
Getrude Mbago
The Guardian
To be made public to stakeholders soon, the strategies will at great extent transform education in the country.
Speaking over the weekend during the launch of an education project to be implement...
02Mar 2016
Editor
The Guardian
Tanzanian crops include cereals with 4,798,071 planted hectares or 61 per cent of Tanzania’s total planted area, followed by roots and tubers 14per cent, pulses 12 per cent, and oil seeds 7 per cent...
Twiga players
02Mar 2016
The Guardian
TCRA poured 10m/- while Asa diary chipped in two more millions as an individual who pleaded for anonymity added three more millions for a total 15m/.
The donation was presented to the team by...
02Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
Basketball legend who attended the inaugural event Allison Feaster which marked the start of the school-based junior league for Tanzanian boys ages 12-14 it will feature 30 local schools,...
Tanzania Football Federation's President, Jamal Malinzi
02Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
The draw which is expected to be live in one of the television stations that supports the tournament.Eight teams have qualified to feature in the knockout stage of the tournament.Eight teams that are...
Stewart Hall
02Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
It is now the worst kept secret in our football.
Coach Hall is under a huge amount of pressure ahead of weekend’s derby against defending Champions, Young Africans at the national Stadium in Dar es...
Tanzania's onshore gas will fuel the near term electricity boost
02Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
The performance and increasing trends of the GDP is attributed to a great extent by buoyant performance of construction, trade, agriculture, services and transport sectors.
The GDP projection and...
Former Chief park Warden for the KINAPA (r) was among the people pose for dancing at Shira plateau on Mt. Kilimanjaro
02Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
It provides detailed statistical information on women’s role and status in the tourism industry, offering recommendations on how to improve the current situation. UNWTO and UN women believe that...
Executive Director Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Research Organization (STIPRO) Dr Bitrina Diyamett.
02Mar 2016
Daniel Semberya
The Guardian
Goal 8 of the sustainable development goals calls for the promotion of sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.
Presenting her...
02Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
Climate risks to cropping, livestock and fisheries are expected to increase in coming decades, particularly in low-income countries where adaptive capacity is weaker.
However, because the sector largely practices substantial farming using old techniques that are unfriendly to the environment, the sector is in peril as is 80 per cent of the country that directly...
Minister of Finance and Planning, Dk Mpango
02Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
The Ministry of Finance and Planning announced recently that a total of 573.7 billion/- was used to pay salaries to some 556,418 civil servants during the just-ended month of February 2016 alone....
Israel Elinewinga, sitting on a wheel chair
01Mar 2016
Ngila Mwase
The Guardian
A clean politician, with his thoughts always on the plight of the poor, he was not a materialist; he cared little about amassing wealth.
Long before his retirement from active politics he led a...
TANESCO's Managing Director Felchesmi Mramba
01Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
The debt owed to the controversial Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL) company and other emergency power firms.
TANESCO revealed details of its current cash-strapped situation in documents...
A watermelon field
01Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
“We have nowhere to sell these healthy and tasty watermelons,” lamented Prince Asenga, a Bahi-based watermelon grower.Farmers in the area have tried to follow all the agronomic practices...
Tiagi Masamaki
01Mar 2016
Karama Kenyunko
The Guardian
They all charged with conspiracy to defraud and occasioning a loss of 12.7bn/- to report to the Zonal Crime officer for further investigations.
Prosecution, led by State Attorney Ester Wilson,...
Plan International Official, Neema Daniel (l)
01Mar 2016
Correspondent
The Guardian
Equipped with an audio-visual system to help with dispensation of justice, the court sections have been built by Plan International, a not for profit organisation, at the tune of 11m/- with funding...
Child breastfeeding from its mother
01Mar 2016
Getrude Mbago
The Guardian
According to a new report released by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), shows that because many mothers don’t follow the recommendations by health experts that babies should receive...
A boy at a protest against Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza
01Mar 2016
Edward Qorro
The Guardian
The organizations maintain that the EAC leaders, who are due to start a summit meeting here tomorrow, have let down not only Burundi as a country, but the whole international community as well.Their...
Entry gate at Arusha National Park
01Mar 2016
Grace Kambaulaya
The Guardian
ANAPA’s Tourism officer Samweli Sakinoi said the number of tourists visiting the small wildlife sanctuary had gone up from 7,200 to 14,400 per year; meaning that every day the park used to get 20...