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Tanesco finally stops payments to Dowans The Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) has officially stopped consuming power and paying the daily 183m/- capacity charges to Dowans Tanzania Ltd,... » More...

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Mtikila kortini kwa uchochezi Mchungaji Christopher Mtikila, jana alifikishwa katika Mahakama ya Hakimu Mkazi Kisutu jijini Dar es Salaam, akikabiliwa na mashtaka ya kutoa lugha ya uchochezi... » More...

HEADLINES		African network condemns Mugabe ::: Mbozi road accident toll reaches twelve ::: Simba behind embattled Nigerian ::: Dar golfer wins in Mombasa ::: TBS plans pre-shipment verification system ::: Vodacom clients for cheaper call rates ::: DC hails postal bank for helping SMEs ::: Benki ya Posta DC hails postal bank for helping SMEs ::: Jangwani expect to collect 1.2bn/- at anniversary gala ::: Suspected robber found in possession of bullets ::: Lugalo soldier accused for gunning down wife ::: Mara RC pushes for more investments in education ::: Musoma ‘boda boda’ hacked to death ::: African liberals reject Zimbabwe peace plan ::: 2 pupils killed in road accident in Muheza ::: Mtikila faces another sedition case ::: NGOs are difficult to lead, says Nkya ::: Mpanda gets 57m/- for water project ::: All motor vehicles ‘must be insured’ ::: Rukwa gets over 3bn/- subsidy for farm inputs ::: Pension packages to be elevated ::: Air Tanzania to serve Dodoma ::: Ngombale-Mwiru calls for better cattle breeds ::: Liberal network to support members in elections ::: Mbozi road accident toll reaches twelve ::: African network condemns Mugabe ::: HIV/Aids in southern regions poses great risk ::: JK touts self-reliance spirit ::: Major reforms vital to tackle global poverty ::: Minjingu fertiliser set to double crop production :::
Monday Aug 04, 2008

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Women make mats from coconut leaves ready for a special Islamic congregation, Ijitmai, at Fuoni Grounds on the suburbs of Zanzibar municipality on monday. (Photo by Othman Maulid)

JK touts self-reliance spirit President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday told district and regional officials that he does not travel with moneybags, but instead wants to help in finding >> Read more