In our briefing today: Authorities on alert following cholera outbreak in Dar es Salaam; Political parties criticised for making no deliberate efforts to ensure gender inclusion; IMF approves $153m budgetary support for Tanzania to boost economic reform program; Tanzania commended for helping Africans out of Sudan; Noise pollution is affecting our health. Here’s how we can fix it.
Political parties’ recognition of equality and non-discrimination principles are said to start and end with their preambles. They have been urged to do more.
Several countries continue to evacuate their citizens amid an untenable ceasefire agreement.
In our briefing today: Forum to organise young politicians launched in Dar; India-based company to sell 3 tea estates in Tanzania for $1.2 million; Global leader in crane rental services partners with Tanzania’s company.
Opposition parties think the Head of State is yet to use her constitutional powers to hold those implicated in corruption to account.
Wasema bila kuwa na mifumo inayochochea uwajibikaji katika Jeshi la Polisi ukatili dhidi ya raia hautakoma.
Waziri mwenye dhamana ya kazi amewataka vijana waliopitia kadhia hiyo wafike ofisini kwake ili hatua stahiki ziweze kuchukuliwa.
Tofauti kubwa za kifikra na kimaendeleo zinaweza kuelezea kwa nini Malaysia imeushinda umasikini kupitia kilimo huku Tanzania ikikwama.
Asema nia ya CCM ni kutokomeza siasa za chuki Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Samia: No one owns the title deed of Tanzania; Tanzania reported death of five people caused by unknown disease; Tanzania to participate in the 15th BRICS summit; Zanzibaris split over whether GNU has improved matters or not; Five arraigned in Kagera for child abduction.
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