2015年3月15日 星期日

2015-03-16 Tanzania Tanzania


spyghana.com
   
Tanzania to host wildlife photographic exhibition to raise awareness of protection   
spyghana.com
Tanzania's Arusha Natural History Museum in collaboration with the Swedish embassy is expected to open a wildlife photographic exhibition next week, which is expected to attract a number of players from tourism and conservation sectors. Wildlife Division
Tourists saved from rising Tanzania park fees?   eTurboNews
Tanzania to meet Kenya over vans   East African Business Week

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IPPmedia
   
Don't depend on students' fees, JK tells private varsities   
IPPmedia
President Jakaya Kikwete has told private universities in the country to stop depending on students fees as the source of income to run their activities and instead they should be creative in finding other sources of generating income. He issued this appeal on ...

Private varsities dared on science, technology courses   Daily News

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Tibaijuka's fate in JK hands   
IPPmedia
The fate of former Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, Prof. Anna Tibaijuka (pictured) lies now in the hands of President Jakaya Kikwete, The Guardian on Sunday can reveal. The Ethics Secretariat lawyer, Filotheus Manula said ...


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Meru's 1000 entries dodge Form One   
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About 1,000 pupils who were selected to join Form I in various secondary schools in Meru District Council in Arusha Region have failed to report to their respective institutions by March, more than two months after the scheduled time. Statistics from the district ...


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Traffic police, TBS in row over seatbelts   
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Two government institutions have emerged from the closet to settle their scores, clearing the air of confusion among the public over the use of seatbelts. Chief Traffic Commander Mohammed Mpinga said this week that rampant violation of traffic regulation that ...


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Police in Kagera recover weapons   
Daily News
POLICE in Kagera Region have recovered an assortment of items including four sub-machine guns (SMG), six magazines, 129 rounds of ammunition and some Burundi army uniforms at Nyantakara forest in Biharamulo District. Kagera Regional Police ...

Tanzanian police seize firearms in fight with bandits   GlobalPost

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Staff Newsletter
   
Barlaston author makes an independent stand in general election in Stone   
Staff Newsletter
In the Polish refugee camp in Tengeru, Tanganyika, now known as Tanzania. My mother escaped Stalin's Gulag and my father was expelled from Antolia by Attaturk's army, both finding themselves in British East Africa, becoming British subjects. WHAT WAS ...


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CCM vows to get rid of bad leaders   
Daily News
AS the country gears towards the general elections this year, CCM has vowed to ensure it picks ethical leaders. CCM Secretary General, Mr Abdulrahman Kinana, made the statement on Friday evening when addressing a public rally at Barafu grounds Mto ...


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East London and West Essex Guardian Series
   
News from the probus club of Loughton   
East London and West Essex Guardian Series
At the February meeting of The Probus Club of Loughton, members were addressed by Mr Ray Russell who gave an interesting and informative talk on the history of the Bank of England banknotes. Club membership is offered to retired or semi-retired ...

Chingford victorious in Basildon Trophy   This is Local London

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