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Zanzibar Channel: No Patrols Around?

In yesterday’s issue, we reported that smuggling of imported cement from Zanzibar to Tanzania Mainland – across the Zanzibar Channel – was costing the government a whopping 15bn/- or thereabouts every year in taxes not collected Full Story

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YOUTH OF THE WEEK: Bus reservation made easy with 'Safari Yetu'

SOCIETY WATCH: Mount Meru Media Declaration and the future of journalists

YOUTH OF THE WEEK: Only teachers should handle academic matters, not politicians

Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation minister Bernard Membe (R) greets members of the diplomatic corps shortly after briefing them on Smart Partnership meeting to be held in Dar es Salaam next month, the main item on the agenda being the use of science and technology in expediting social and economic development. The event is expected to attract some 800 delegates. (Photo: Selemani Mpochi)

Information budget speech shocks MPs, media

There was heated debate in the National Assembly yesterday after lawmakers queried various issues ranging from the killing and attack of journalists to delays in passing two key media bills, all of which did not get any mention in the Information, Culture, Youth and Sports minister’s budget speech Full Story

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Tanzania About To Achieve Micro-economic Stability

Tanzania is expected to achieve micro-economic stability in a few months to come following the government move to reduce inflation rate to single digit Full Story

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Mrisho Ngasa Rejoins Yanga

Mrisho Ngasa categorically announced his move to rejoin newly crowned Mainland premier soccer league champions Young Africans in Dar es Salaam yesterday Full Story

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