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196.	The Local Government Reform Process in Tanzania: Towards a greater interdependency between local government and civil society?
	Wednesday, July 13, 2005  by Admin
	The Local Government Reform in Tanzania: Towards achieving a greater interdependency between local government and civil society at the local level is a research and development report. The study was initiated by NORAD and it attempts to investigate aspects of the complex and unclear interdependence between civil society and the local government with focus on local, small town level.
197.	Government printers set to become executive agency
	Wednesday, July 13, 2005  by Admin
	This decision was made in order to make it more efficient and competitive in the printing and publishing industry.
198.	Thick Smoke Clouds Arusha City Launch
	Tuesday, July 12, 2005  by Admin
	Valentine Marc Nkwame Arusha The new Arusha City status, which became effective on Friday, the 1st of July 2005 was celebrated with a low scale event at the open space in Mbauda area where market auctions normally take place. Arusha was declared a township in 1948.
199.	Seminar on Leadership in civil society: promoting transformational change
	Monday, July 11, 2005  by Admin
	The seminar will explore developments in the way leaders in civil society are promoting transformational change in local, national and global society. Focus will be placed on the role of civil society in promoting policy change alongside service delivery and providing opportunities for citizens to get involved in campaigning, the value of a rights-based culture and freedom of information in promoting change and the opportunities for leaders to link local issues to global concerns.
200.	Fresh Registration of NGOs under VPO starts
	Wednesday, May 4, 2005  by Admin
	The Government has started registration of all Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) that aims to place them under a central coordinating unit within the Vice Presidents Office. This process is to help the office monitor activities of NGOs countrywide, including getting all their exact number and location.
201.	The Public Service Reforms Programme
	Thursday, March 10, 2005  by Admin
	The collective purpose of the Public Service organisations is to enable the Government to facilitate and empower all the citizenry, non-public and private sector agencies to realize peace, justice and social equity and to maximize their contribution to national development in ways consistent with the promotion of consumer welfare, eradication of poverty and the protection of the natural environment against mismanagement and degradation.
202.	Pomp as Isles hoist own flag
	Monday, January 10, 2005  by Admin
	Zanzibar yesterday hoisted her own flag in a colourful launching ceremony at Amaan Stadium that attracted a capacity crowd. The event was dominated by jovial CCM supporters, who often interrupted the programme with cheers.
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