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Deputy Minister for Labor, Youth, Employment and the Disabled, Anthony Mavunde.

21Aug 2018
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Tanzania and US government launch a youth advisory council

The United Republic of Tanzania and the US government have launched a youth-led advisory body for purposes of spearheading the youth agenda in the country.

Musoma Rural MP, Prof Sospeter Muhongo. photo library

21Aug 2018
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Musoma district authorities launch a 10 million tree planting exercise

AUTHORITIES in Musoma District, Mara Region are implementing a tree nursery project targeting to...

Joseph Kakunda

21Aug 2018
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Govt demands clarification of 250/-for construction of Songa Sec

THE government has demanded clarification from officials in Muheza District on how the 250m/-...
21Aug 2018
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Govt to install CCTV cameras countrywide to nab traffic offenders

THE government plans to install CCTV cameras in all major roads across the country to monitor...
21Aug 2018
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Govt unveils new health insurance scheme

THE government has unveiled a new strategy to start providing health insurance bundles so as to...
21Aug 2018
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Zanzibar embraces ICT for tourism, fisheries promotion

ZANZIBAR has announced plans to start using ICT in the promotion of tourism and fisheries...
21Aug 2018
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MP Bobi Wine’s detention triggers social unrest in Uganda’s capital

TEARGAS and live bullets rocked the streets of Kampala yesterday as police and the army battled...
21Aug 2018
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More Tanzanians off to China for oil and gas sector studies

ANOTHER group of 20 Tanzanian students left for China yesterday to pursue studies related to the...
21Aug 2018
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Govt hires more teachers from ‘long’ waiting list

THE government yesterday announced the employment of just 2,160 teachers for public secondary...

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