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166.	TMA issues alerts on strong winds, waves in Indian Ocean belt
	Friday, November 13, 2015  by Admin
	The Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) yesterday alerted the public on strong winds and big sea waves that are expected to occur along the entire Indian Ocean coastal belt. TMA Public Relation Officer Monica Mutoni told ‘The Guardian’ here that strong winds exceeding 40km per hour and large waves exceeding 2.0 meters are expected along the entire coastal line. “The areas expected to have such strong impacts will be the coastal zones of Tanga, Dar es Salaam, Lindi and Mtwara, together with Unguja and Pemba isles,” the official said.
167.	African Court to deliver crucial judgment tomorrow
	Friday, November 13, 2015  by Admin
	Judges of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (AfCHPR) tomorrow will deliver judgment in Application 005/2013 (Alex Thomas versus the United Republic of Tanzania). Thomas, who has been imprisoned for 30 years for robbery, is seeking from the African Court remedies, among others, on alleged wrongful conviction and unfair trail he received in his native Tanzania in 1998 and which was upheld by the Court of Appeal in 2009. According to a statement, the African Court has started its 39th Ordinary Session of the Judges to run until November 20, this year at its seat in Arusha.
168.	EAC happy with Dar port modernisation
	Friday, November 13, 2015  by Admin
	The East African Community Legislative members have commended Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) for the ongoing Dar es Salaam port improvement that seeks to increase efficiency in service delivery. The chairperson of the Legislative’s Regional Affairs and Conflict Resolution committee, Abdullah Mwinyi praised the authority during a familiarisation tour of committee at the port yesterday.
169.	Shilling gains after election fever
	Friday, November 13, 2015  by Admin
	With the elections fever, which played a big part in weakening the shilling last month, now over, the local unit has begun to stabilise against the US dollar with foreign exchange market players upbeat about its prospects in the near future. When President Kikwete assumed power in 2005, the mean official exchange rate was 1,141.5/-. When he left State House to retire at his home village of Msoga around Chalinze in Coast Region on November 5, it had depreciated to 2,151.5/-.
170.	TFDA warns youth on dangers of toxic chemicals in cosmetics
	Friday, November 13, 2015  by Admin
	Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority (TFDA) has launched a campaign to address the use of cosmetics that have hazardous chemicals banned by the Authority. Dubbed ‘Operation to Eradicate Cosmetics with Toxic Chemicals,’ the campaign is being conducted in the Southern Highlands aimed at educating students in primary and secondary schools as well as universities on the effects of using cosmetics that have harmful chemicals. Speaking yesterday in the region to students from Azimio Primary school, others from VETA and the Social Institute in Uyole, Mbeya Region, TFDA Manager for Southern Highlands Zone Rodney Alananga said the campaign is a counter measure against traders who continue to import banned cosmetics via unofficial routes
171.	NGO receives equipment to support premature birth campaign
	Friday, November 13, 2015  by Admin
	A local NGO, Doris Mollel Foundation (DMF) yesterday received two oxygen concentrators and six suction machines, to support its ongoing efforts to address premature births. An oxygen concentrator is a device which concentrates the oxygen from a gas supply (typically ambient air) to supply an oxygen enriched gas mixture.
172.	EAC happy with Dar port modernisation
	Thursday, November 12, 2015  by Admin
	The East African Community Legislative members have commended Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) for the ongoing Dar es Salaam port improvement that seeks to increase efficiency in service delivery.
173.	EAC happy with Dar port modernisation
	Thursday, November 12, 2015  by Admin
	The East African Community Legislative members have commended Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) for the ongoing Dar es Salaam port improvement that seeks to increase efficiency in service delivery.
174.	Tanzanian Patriotic Front the latest party to join nation's political arena
	Thursday, November 12, 2015  by Admin
	Political Parties Registrar Judge Francis Mutungi has granted temporary registration to a new party dubbed Tanzanian Patriotic Front (TPF Mashujaa) bringing the total number of political parties in the country to 23.
175.	Govt reviews children's development policy for more care and growth
	Thursday, November 12, 2015  by Admin
	The government has said that it is reviewing Children’s Development Policy (2008) so as to solve mainstream issues of parental responsibilities, care and growth of children from the ages 0 to 8 years.
176.	Govt seeks to help farmers mitigate climate change
	Wednesday, November 11, 2015  by Admin
	THE government is in the final stages of preparing the climate-smart agriculture guidelines programme, as one way of helping farmers in the country deal with climate changes.
177.	Workshop pushes to improve businesses among youth
	Wednesday, November 11, 2015  by Admin
	YOUTH in the country have been urged to be innovative, embark on entrepreneurship to improve their income and meaningfully contribute to nation building.
178.	State vows to promote science, technology
	Wednesday, November 11, 2015  by Admin
	THE government has vowed to promote science, technology and innovation as a way of spearheading national development. The state has also declared to keep on supporting young scientists to develop their careers for the sustainable growth.
179.	TGNP calls for gender equality in cabinet, govt appointments
	Wednesday, November 11, 2015  by Admin
	TANZANIA Gender Network Programme (TGNP), has called upon responsible authorities to explore the issue of gender equality while appointing the next cabinet and all other government appointments.
180.	Ex-president prefers local production to marketing
	Wednesday, November 11, 2015  by Admin
	RETIRED President Ali Hassan Mwinyi has advised the newly-launched Avic Shantui Construction Equipment Company Tanzania Limited to start up a manufacturing industry in the country instead of being a marketing point for the products only.
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