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Parliament in Dodoma

21Jun 2016
Felister Peter
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Govt, opposition urged to sit down and talk
Opposition legislators yesterday spiced their daily staged walk-out from the parliamentary debating chamber by covering their mouths with duct tape in a new style of protest against what they...

Tanzania Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance chairman Bahame Nyanduga briefs journalists in Dar es Salaam yesterday.Others are Standing Voice communication officer Sam Clarke (2nd-R), UN Independent Expert on Albinism Ikponwosa Ero (2nd-L), and Under the Same Sun managing director in Tanzania Vicky Ntetema.

21Jun 2016
Crispin Gerald
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Albino crime cases to get special treatment,forum agrees
The forum, which began on Friday last week, was hosted by UN independent expert on albinism Ikponwosa Ero and attended by over 150 participants from 29 countries. According to a statement issued...

BoT governor Prof Beno Ndulu

21Jun 2016
Henry Mwangonde
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Central Bank governors hail Chinese involvement
Tanzania is not left behind; already the Bank of Tanzania’s five per cent of foreign currency reserve is being held in Renminbi, according to BoT governor Prof Beno Ndulu. “This is a reminder that...

Members of East African Legislative Assembly Abdallah Mwinyi (l) and Shy Rose Bhanji (r)

21Jun 2016
David Kisanga
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Isles traders urged to use EAC market
Speaking to reporters yesterday, delegate chairman who is also a member of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA), Abdallah Mwinyi said it is time for Zanzibaris to fully utilise market...

Angel Navuri (r) Head of Supplements at The Guardian Limited.

20Jun 2016
Our Reporter
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Kilimo Kwanza pull-out gets global recognition
According to the US mission in Rome, the selection was conducted by US mission where as more than 50 African journalists who were focusing on reporting on development issues and handling agriculture...

Finance minister Philip Mpango

20Jun 2016
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Question: Will govt stick to its guns or bow to MPs demands?
Finance minister Philip Mpango is today set to respond to legislative indignation over proposed new taxes on tourism services and MPs gratuity payments By Guardian Reporter, Dodoma...

Dr. Fang Lili, Member of National Committee of experts for China intangible culture heritage protection, Chairman of China Artistic Anthropology Society… stresses a point on ceramics trade on Silk Roads, to participants recently in Dar es Salaam.

20Jun 2016
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Why ceramics trade on Silk Roads important to Chinese civilisation
climbed the Pamir Mountains, crossed Afghanistan, and went on to the eastern Mediterranean Sea, where goods were taken by ship to Venice and other European cities. Silk and other items were...
20Jun 2016
Lusekelo Philemon
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Counterfeits, a thorny Tanzania’s industrialisation dream
His shock was based on price difference, whereby a pair of shock absorbers for the genuine one was at 1.1m/- but for the fake one was at 170,000/-. “For me, I was prepared to buy for the genuine...

For people who rely heavily on social media to promote their careers, being perceived positively is a major key.

20Jun 2016
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6 ways to use social media to propel your career
our thoughts and all kind of memories we wanna have. Social media has been our second home and clearly, if none of you knew this, social media could be your number one evidence if you were to be...
20Jun 2016
Editor
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Soccer talent scouting efforts still insufficient
Talent scouting and subsequent development has been at a very low key and completely lacks seriousness. Talent is abundant among millions of youth scattered all over the country but the efforts to...
20Jun 2016
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UK stands with Tanzania in supporting refugees
The number of refugees and displaced people is at an all-time high while the world struggles to respond. Against that backdrop, Tanzania is a beacon of hope. Since Mwalimu Julius Kambarage...
20Jun 2016
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Investing in women, girls is the right, smart thing to do
But I was lucky. I had a mother who encouraged me to be anything I wanted to be – and a father who insisted that being a girl should never limit my dreams. With my parents’ help, I earned...

Empower Managing Director Miranda Naiman (3rd left) gives her business success story as other youths (from left) Julius Shirima, Managing Director Darecha and Abir Ibrahim, CEO of Inua Naturals watch during a one-day training seminar organised by the American Chamber of Commerce in Tanzania (Amcham-Tz) in partnership with Bank M. Right is Maria Sarungi, the event moderator

20Jun 2016
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American Chamber, Bank M train over 1000 youth entrepreneurs
The training, which was held at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) in Dar es Salaam, sought to mobilise youth into taking part in building the growing economy. Bank M said...
20Jun 2016
Victor Karega
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MEFMI countries governors meet in Dar to discuss China’s yuan
address critical issues that impact on the economies of the area including the recent Chinese yuan entry into the global currency basket. In a statement, Bank of Tanzania (BoT) said the annual...
20Jun 2016
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Airtel Money’s Timiza bags 2m customers, wins global recognition
Airtel Tanzania Limited Managing Director, Sunil Colaso said the company has introduced many innovative products in the local market. Colaso who was speaking following a Global Telecom...
20Jun 2016
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Vodacom doubles its CEO's pay to R22m
Vodacom released its 2016 integrated report on Friday which reveals that Joosub’s guaranteed package was increased from R7.2m in 2015 to R7.8m for the financial year ended March 2016. Moreover,...

cavassa

20Jun 2016
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3 die after eating poisonous cassava
Morogoro Regional Police Commander, Ulrich Matei said the incident occurred on Saturday at around 3pm in Kauzeni ward on the outskirts of Morogoro Municipality, when people in the area informed the...

minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, augustine Mahiga

20Jun 2016
Devota Mwachang'a
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Business community urged to utilize market opportunities
The Protocol on establishment of the EAC Common Market was signed by Tanzania and other member states on July 1st 2010. It provides for four freedoms, namely, free movement of goods, labour,;...

prof.benno ndulu

20Jun 2016
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BoT hosts regional banks governors’ forum
Gladys Siwela who is one of the forum organizers said that the event will be attended by up to 40 officials comprising 14 central bank governors and deputy governors from the MEFMI region,...
20Jun 2016
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Sweden pledges further support for TASAF.
The statement was made by the country’s State Secretary for International Cooperation, Ms Ulrika Mod`eer during a visit to Chamwino district in Dodoma region on Friday. In her trip to Nkwenda...

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