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21May 2022

Francis Kajubi

The Guardian

ICT bill zeroes on changes in digital economy, media

OVERSEEING the digital economy and amendments to the Media Services Act of 2016 are the ranking priorities in the fiscal 2022/23 work plan for the Ministry of Information, Communication and...

The National Assembly Speaker Dr Tulia Ackson (C) receives a gift from CRDB Bank Plc Board Chairperson Dr Ally Laay (3rd R) assisted by the bank’s Managing Director Abdulmajid Nsekela (2nd R) and the Vice Board Chairperson Prof Neema Mori (R) shortly before opening the CRDB Shareholders seminar at Arusha International Conference Centre (AICC) yesterday ahead to the bank 27th AGM scheduled to take place today. Photo: Guardian Correspondent

21May 2022

Correspondent

The Guardian

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Help with coops bank plan, Speaker asks CRDB Bank

ASSISTING the government in its plans to establish a bank for cooperatives is among key...

CHINESE ambassador to Tanzania Chen Mingjian.

21May 2022

Henry Mwangonde

The Guardian

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‘Tanzanians must cherish Mwalimu Nyerere ideas’

CHINESE ambassador to Tanzania Chen Mingjian has advised Tanzanians to inherit the precious...

16May 2022

Correspondent

The Guardian

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Mainstreaming gender into forestry issues interventions

EDUCATION on issues of gender equality is supposed to be given jointly to both parents to enable...

16May 2022

By Guardian Reporter

The Guardian

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Canada extends 543 billion/- for health facilities

CANADA has disbursed 543bn/- in the private health sector in Tanzania to be used over a...

16May 2022

By Guardian Reporter

The Guardian

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SGR, BRT, JNHPP top in carbon emissions drive

STRATEGIC projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions including the Standard...

16May 2022

By Guardian Reporter

The Guardian

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‘The Royal Tour’ pushes foe investment policy changes

THE government will make amendments in laws and policies to reflect the spirit of ‘The...

14May 2022

Rose Mwalongo

The Guardian

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UNESCO wins accolades for its role in promoting Kiswahili

THE United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has won praise for...

14May 2022

Gerald Kitabu

The Guardian

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Smallholder women farmers outline issues to consider in Agriculture

SMALLHOLDER Women Farmers Forum (SWFF) have outlined key areas the government should put more...

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President Samia Suluhu Hassan waves to Muslim faithful shortly after Eid El Fitr prayersat the King Mohammed VI Mosque of Kinondoni suburb in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Photo: State House

PICTURE SPREAD: EID EL FITR CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE COUNTRY

May . 04 2022

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United Bank for Africa (UBA) Tanzania Ltd managing director/CEO Gbenga Makinde holds yesterday’s copies of The Guardian and Nipashe daily newspapers when exchanging ideas with senior editorial and other executives of The Guardian Ltd (TGL), publishers of the two titles, during his familiarisation tour of TGL facilities in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Others (from-L): TGL director Joyce Luhanga, Nipashe newspaper deputy managing editor Epson Luhwago, IT manager Balaj Gopalakrishnan, chief accountant Samuel Orgeness, commercial director Ajay Goyal and printing manager Balasubramaniyan Venkadachalam. All photos: Correspondent Miraji Msala

UBA Bank CEO tours IPP media outlets based in Dar

Feb . 04 2022

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The Guardian Limited director Joyce Luhanga (R) leads the Indian High Commissioner to Tanzania, Shri Binaya Srikanta Pradhan (2nd-R)), to the company’s offices in Dar es Salaam yesterday accompanied by TGL commercial director Ajay Goyal (in white shirt) and an official with the high commission. The envoy was on a familiarisation tour of IPP media outlets. Photos: Correspondent Miraji Msala

Indian High Commissioner Pradhan pays IPP media outlets a visit

Nov . 05 2021

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