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Death toll in Tanzania's road accident rises to 50
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
DAR ES SALAAM, March 12 (Xinhua) -- The number of people killed in a horror road accident in Tanzania's southern highlands region of Iringa on Wednesday has increased from 42 to 50, authorities said on Thursday. A fresh count showed that six children ...
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Shanghai Daily (subscription)
DAR ES SALAAM, March 12 (Xinhua) -- The number of people killed in a horror road accident in Tanzania's southern highlands region of Iringa on Wednesday has increased from 42 to 50, authorities said on Thursday. A fresh count showed that six children ...
Government commissions study into Air Tanzania's revamp
Donors agree to release $44 million of aid to Tanzania
42 killed in bus, truck collision in central Tanzania
Kagera RC warns against vandalism
Daily News
KAGERA Regional Commissioner (RC), Mr John Mongela, has appealed to residents in the region to ensure that road infrastructure was not vandalised because roads cost millions of tax payers' money. He directed leaders in Bukoba, Muleba, Biharamulo, ...
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KAGERA Regional Commissioner (RC), Mr John Mongela, has appealed to residents in the region to ensure that road infrastructure was not vandalised because roads cost millions of tax payers' money. He directed leaders in Bukoba, Muleba, Biharamulo, ...
Over 300 Karagwe students drop out due to pregnancies
Daily News
A TOTAL of 341 students in Karagwe District dropped out of school due to pregnancies last year alone, the Kagera Regional Community Development Officer, Mr Charles Mafwimbo, has disclosed. He said out of the number, 120 girls were in primary schools ...
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A TOTAL of 341 students in Karagwe District dropped out of school due to pregnancies last year alone, the Kagera Regional Community Development Officer, Mr Charles Mafwimbo, has disclosed. He said out of the number, 120 girls were in primary schools ...
Get ready to pay compensation for land, Lukuvi tells investors
Daily News
INVESTORS eyeing to acquire land for various investments in Mwanza Region should get prepared to pay compensation for the land on market value and not otherwise. Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, Mr William Lukuvi ...
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INVESTORS eyeing to acquire land for various investments in Mwanza Region should get prepared to pay compensation for the land on market value and not otherwise. Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, Mr William Lukuvi ...
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Women's education vital for economic development
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A research paper titled 'Increasing girls' and women participation in basic education� written by Nelly P. Stromquist argues that education is a tool for women�s advancement. (File Photo). On March 8, 2015, women worldwide celebrated an International ...
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A research paper titled 'Increasing girls' and women participation in basic education� written by Nelly P. Stromquist argues that education is a tool for women�s advancement. (File Photo). On March 8, 2015, women worldwide celebrated an International ...
Assailants burn church properties
Daily News
UNKNOWN people on Tuesday night invaded a Roman Catholic Church at Kagondo Ward, in Bukoba Municipality and burnt several properties including vestments used by priests in celebrating mass. Bukoba Parish Priest, Rev. Faustin Kamuhabwa, said the ...
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UNKNOWN people on Tuesday night invaded a Roman Catholic Church at Kagondo Ward, in Bukoba Municipality and burnt several properties including vestments used by priests in celebrating mass. Bukoba Parish Priest, Rev. Faustin Kamuhabwa, said the ...
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Tanzania tourists to get hit with new fee
eTurboNews
Incredible news is coming in from Tanzania that the government there, cash strapped ahead of the upcoming general elections, is seeking to fill its coffers from the pockets of tourists who have bought wood carvings while on safari or a beach vacation in the ...
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eTurboNews
Incredible news is coming in from Tanzania that the government there, cash strapped ahead of the upcoming general elections, is seeking to fill its coffers from the pockets of tourists who have bought wood carvings while on safari or a beach vacation in the ...
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