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1.	Community tourism set to change nomadic life in Tanzania
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	Cultural tourism is set to change the way the Maasai people live in Tanzania, a travel news writer has found out in this article published this week by ETN. In a corner of the eastern side of Serengeti National Park and wildlife rich Ngorongoro District, the tourism.
2.	New gold firms upbeat on drilling in Singida, Chunya
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	Two new foreign companies are upbeat on prospects of a good harvest of gold in Tanzania as production nears. Victoria Mining Company is starting to drill a new hole in Singida for additional information on the vastness of the gold bearing rock in the concession area,.
3.	Pinda: African green revolution possible
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	For Africa to achieve a sustainable green revolution, countries must strive to revamp agriculture through home-grown policies, Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda said here yesterday.
4.	WHO unveils anti-alcohol strategy for Africa
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	The World Health Organization has proposed a strategy to prevent, or at least reduce, the harmful use of alcohol and related problems in Africa. “The strategy, based on five key principles to guide policy development at country level, is predicated on the use of the best available evidence and sensitivity to national contexts in policy formulation, protection of people at risk, particularly harm from other people’s act of drinking, and from pressures to drink,” said part of a statement issued by WHO on Wednesday.
5.	Ewura, TRA embark on fuel coding to curb adulteration
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Ewura), in collaboration with the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), yesterday embarked on marking system to contain fuel adulteration in the country.
6.	WB funds digging of water wells in Nanyumbu
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	Water shortage, which has been facing the people of Nanyumbu District, Mtwara Region is expected to be lessened after the World Bank started implementing a project to dig wells in ten villages.
7.	Massive investment in agriculture only way out - TIC
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) executive director Emmanuel Ole Naiko has stressed the need for significant investment and improvement in agriculture to ensure increased production in manufacturing, mining and tourism sectors.
8.	Call for locals to invest in tourism
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	UNLESS the government revive a strong local airline and encourage local participation in the country’s tourism business, Tanzania’s natural heritage will merely be serving the economic interests of the global tourism markets, industry sources have warned.
9.	SIDO to conduct quality check
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	The Small Industries Development Organization (SIDO) here will conduct physical checks at all manufacturers in the region to see if they abide by the quality control guidelines.
10.	Urambo District gets big cash boost
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	The Tanzania Leaf Tobacco Company, (TLTC) on Thursday made a donation worth 118.2m/= to Urambo District as part of the company’s social responsibility programmes that address education, health and clean water supply.
11.	TIC drums up support for agriculture
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	TANZANIA’S economy cannot reach the growth rate of 8 to 10 per cent per annum without significant investment and improvement to boost the agriculture sector, according to the Chief Executive Director of Tanzania Investment Center (TIC), Mr Emmanuel Ole Naiko.
12.	Engineers urged to develop new technologies
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	THE Minister for Infrastructure Development, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa, has challenged local engineers to stay on course, undertake researches and come up with new technology to facilitate attainment of the objectives of Kilimo Kwanza.
13.	'East Africa should unite to fight international crime'
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	EAST African states should unify efforts towards preventing and combating international crimes in order to eliminate the evils and make the region a haven of peace.
14.	Programme on community-based health service delivery launched
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	A new project to test whether community health workers can strengthen community-based health service delivery in the country has been launched.
15.	Disabled consortium network embarks on constitution draft
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	A network of non-governmental organisations dealing with disabilities dubbed “Inclusive Tanzania Consortium (ITC)” has formed a task force to draft a constitution with a view to supporting operation of the consortium, especially in assisting the disabled community in the country.
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