Basil Mramba in graft probe
Other news
Suspected boy cannibal, mother charged with murdering little girl
AN 18-year-old boy suspected cannibal and his mother were yesterday arraigned before a Dar es Salaam court to face murder charges in connection with the brutal killing of a three-year-old girl.
Analysis: Chenge, fare thee well and return our dosh
I WAS delighted and felt good when I heard that the beleaguered former minister for infrastructure development, Andrew Chenge, decided to stand down. What a new beginning!
EDITORIAL: City Council must act on unsanctioned changes to street names
A FEW days ago this newspaper ran a front page story on unsanctioned changes to street names in the central business district, being casually done by some residents without the knowledge or approval by relevant authorities.
Sports news
Taifa Cup kicks off today
AFTER days of preparations, the stage is now set for the Safari Lager Taifa Cup 2008 soccer tournament, which kicks off today at the National Stadium in the city.
Ekta punish Annadil ’A’
EKTA maintained their fairytale run in the ongoing Twenty20 cricket league with a 49 runs win over Annadil Burhani ’A’ in an entertaining match at Annadil Burhani ground in Dar es Salaam on Sunday.
Union too good for Annadil
UNION thrashed Annadil Burhani 낭 by nine wickets in the Twenty20 cricket league match at the Annadil Burhani ground in Dar es Salaam at the weekend.
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| Which is which? A little over a week ago (Saturday, April 26), we ran a front-page news report on apparently unsanctioned changes to street names in Dar es Salaam, accompanied by a front-page photograph of one particular name-post (at a junction along Upanga Street in Dar es Salaam) which was supposed to read `Kisutu Street`, but had somehow been replaced with the strange name of `Pramukh Swami` ? apparently without the consent or even knowledge of the city authorities. And as pictured by our roving photographer only yesterday, the situation is even more confusing at the other end of the street in question, in that there are actually TWO name-posts; one saying `Kisutu Street`, the other `Pramukh Swami Street`! Dar es Salaam City Council?are you there? |
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