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We Ought To Invest More In Our Soccer

The quest for success in soccer is more vigorous than applies to any other sport played in Tanzania. Strong as the desire to make an impression at the high-profile international stage be, the bottom line remains that we need to do lots more in terms of investment if we are to realise our dream Full Story

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EDUCATION: Building a strong network for inclusive education in Tanzania

SOCIETY WATCH: Why we`re not likely to have new constitution by 2014

YOUTH OF THE WEEK: Mkapa Foundation: Giving health sector a boost

Children take part in Day of the African Child anniversary celebrations held at Tanganyika Packers grounds in Dar es Salaam yesterday. The Day, marked every June 16 since 1991, was initiated by the then Organisation of African Unity to honour those who participated in the bloody uprising in Soweto, South Africa, in 1976. (Photo: Omar Fungo)

TCRS: Donor dependence may cripple blood collection

The Tanzania Red Cross Society (TRCS) has said the country’s dependence on external donors to sponsor blood donation projects might lead to severe blood shortages should they refrain from doing so Full Story

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'Govt To Seek $700m In Private Placement, Bank Loans'

The Finance Ministry said it plans to raise as much as $700m through selling debt to selected investors and commercial bank loans to help tackle unreliable electricity supplies and poor infrastructure Full Story

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Stars' Dream Shattered

Taifa Stars dream of playing in the 2014 World Cup finals in Brazil came to a shuddering halt as visiting Cote d’Ivoire eased to a 4-2 goals win at a packed National Stadium in Dar es Salaam yesterday Full Story

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The forgotten forest stewards: A pristine paradise! This is a rare compliment given to ecosystems in Tanzania but a deserved one for Amani Ward in general
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