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Happy Birthday AU, But...

Yesterday, the African Union (AU), formerly known as Organisation of African Unity (OAU) marked its 50th Anniversary amid growing optimism that Africa is changing from a hopeless continent to a prosperous home in the next few decades Full Story

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SOCIETY WATCH: Proposed peace related laws are development to watch

SPORTS WATCH: Yanga out to defend Kagame Cup

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

Some of the injured Mtwara residents currently admitted to the Ligula referral hospital nursing gunshot wounds as captured yesterday. (Photo: Khalfan Said)

Damning police brutality emerges

Police are accused of extra-judicial killings, excessive use of force and human rights abuse during an operation to thwart the Mtwara gas riots which erupted last Wednesday, The Guardian on Sunday has learnt Full Story

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'No Economic Headway Without SME Support'

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sector have to be seriously supported if the country wants to make a headway in its development endevours, a renowned financial expert has suggested Full Story

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Simba Sign Three, Seek More Foreign Players

Simba SC have signed a two-year contract with new three players who will feature for them in the next league season. The clubs registration committee chairman Zacharia Hanspope yesterday named the trio as Taifa Stars-cum-Mtibwa Sugar defender Issa Rashid, Kagera Sugar goalie Andrew Ntala and Zahoro Pazi of JKT Ruvu Full Story

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Obama visit after Xi Jinping: Dismissing developed countries` good intentions faulty: US President Barack Obama is, from June 26 to July 3, expected to tour three African countries, including Tanzania.
Obama comes to rub the dust off Xi Jinping visit: Quite frankly I do not believe for one moment that President Obama is visiting Tanzania primarily to benefit the country.
Pros and cons of US local purchases of food aid, by 40 per cent: Food aid agencies are happy with acceptance of a policy shift on the part of the United States, where a substantial portion
President Obama`s visit to Tanzania: An analysis: Understandably, President Barack Obama’s planned visit to Tanzania has raised both excitement and heated debate among
There is no turning back for small-holder sisal farmers in Tanga: Forget about the thorns that appear at the end of a sisal leaf, which may from now and then prick your hands when you harvest
Are these the job opportunities voters were promised?: During political campaigns in the country, candidates make promises to induce voters to give them their votes. Among such
Mtwara people need knowledge and assurance, not just `bombs`: Mtwara is making headlines again; it’s not making headlines for good but for bad; the news about a looming strike over
M23, DRC conflict cycles and SADC intervention under UN umbrella: Insightful observers are raising questions as to the rationale and ‘feasibility study’ conducted by high level