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91.	Donors Warn Dar Over Continuing Silence On Graft
	Wednesday, October 3, 2007  by Admin
	The European Union has threatened to delay budget support to Tanzania if it does not respond swiftly to the corruption allegations against powerful individuals in the government and parliament that have rocked the country in the past few months.
92.	Governance Has Improved in East African States
	Tuesday, August 28, 2007  by Admin
	A new World Bank report says that Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda have all shown significant progress in the key aspects of improving governance over the past 10 years. Tanzania has the best record in its efforts to control corruption and also scores best under the "Rule of Law" category. Tanzania scored well under the "Voice and Accountability" section and government effectiveness.
93.	Tanzania National Population Policy
	Tuesday, July 24, 2007  by Admin
	In the process of implementing the 1992 National Population Policy for a periodof 10 years, some successes were registered and, in some areas, constraints were encountered. New developments that have been taking place nationally and internationally have necessitated the revision of the 1992 National Population Policy. The implementation of the new 2006 National Population Policy will be done intandem with the 2003 Zanzibar Population Policy.
94.	Country to Undertake Survey on Corruption and Governance
	Friday, July 20, 2007  by Admin
	The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) is to engage a consultant to conduct the National Government and Corruption Survey (NGACS). The survey is part of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan (NACSAP II) 2006-2010 and is intended to develop empirical information that will be discussed, analysed and used to help the government, civil society and the private sector to formulate policies and programmes to strengthen good governance.
95.	Mwinyi hails media role in promoting democracy
	Friday, July 20, 2007  by Admin
	Former President Ali Hassan Mwinyi has said the media plays a significant role in checking government conduct and enhances democracy and the rule of law in both public and private sectors. The remarks were made in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday at the launch of Changamoto newspaper, adding that Tanzanians also had to build a culture of learning through the media.
96.	Tanzania Country Case: Local Government Reform Programme
	Thursday, June 28, 2007  by Admin
	This presentation provides an overview of the Local Government in Tanzania, its objectives, components and institutional set up.
97.	Tanzania Budget to give priority to key sectors in war against poverty
	Monday, June 25, 2007  by Admin
	Tanzania will spend more on key sectors of the economy to alleviate poverty. Finance Minister Zakia Meghji said that despite achievements in economic growth, revenue collection and provision of social services, particularly education and health, the country continues to face challenges.
98.	Govt choppers to ease congestion
	Friday, May 18, 2007  by Admin
	The choppers are also expected to ease road traffic jams that usually form whenever there are VIP motorcades.
99.	EAC Ministers conclude negotiations of the draft treaty of association of Burundi into EAC
	Thursday, May 17, 2007  by Admin
	Ministers from the Republic of Burundi and EAC Partner States have concluded the High Level Ministerial Negotiations on the draft Treaty of Accession of the Republic Burundi into the East African Community.
100.	Role play to share ICT lessons
	Tuesday, May 8, 2007  by Admin
	The project "District computerization Kinondoni" is to bring about good governance in the Kinondoni District (Dar es Salaam) by harnessing information for decision-making through the use of ICT's. The project has been in implementation for some time now and has been using the IICD system for Monitoring and Evaluation since 2003. This time around, a new approach was taken during the Focus Group.
101.	Technology in Government in Africa 2007 Awards
	Tuesday, May 8, 2007  by Admin
	The Technology in Government in Africa Awards, otherwise known as the TIGA Awards, aims to encourage the use of ICTs by African governments in fulfilling their public service delivery obligations. The award categories are public service delivery to communities, improved health services, improved educational services and public private partnership in economic and financial eServices delivery.
102.	Harmonising Donor Practices for Effective Aid Delivery
	Friday, April 13, 2007  by Admin
	The management of different donor procedures bears a high cost for developing countries especially the poorest and most aid-dependent. For example, meeting multiple donor requirements employs; sometimes impairing ownership over partners’ own development plans and weakening capacity for effective public management. The Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the OECD set up a special task force to look at how aid can be delivered more effectively through simplifying and harmonising donor procedures.
103.	Harmonising Donor Practices for Effective Aid Delivery
	Friday, April 13, 2007  by Admin
	The management of different donor procedures bears a high cost for developing countries especially the poorest and most aid-dependent. For example, meeting multiple donor requirements employs; sometimes impairing ownership over partners’ own development plans and weakening capacity for effective public management. The Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the OECD set up a special task force to look at how aid can be delivered more effectively through simplifying and harmonising donor procedures.
104.	Wizara ya Usalama wa Raia - Jeshi la Polisi Tanzania
	Wednesday, April 11, 2007  by Admin
	Amani, utulivu na usalama wa raia na mali zao ni mhimili wa maendeleo ya kiuchumi na kijamii katika Taifa lolote. Kupanda kwa wimbi la uhalifu na kuzorota kwa usalama wa raia huathiri mfumo mzima wa maisha ya jamii na kudhoofisha nguvu ya jamii hiyo katika kujiletea maendeleo.
105.	Measuring success in Anti-Corruption Commissions - case of Tanzania
	Tuesday, March 13, 2007  by Admin
	The findings of this report are based on the insights gained from country visits to Ghana, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia in 2004. The study found a lack of synchronicity and compatibility between the needs, aims, motivations, capacities and expectations of governments, donors and ACCs, leading to a lack of coordination, complementarity and confidence between the three parties, which, in turn, is connected to their differing 'lifecycles'.
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