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1.	1 st Conference of the Rangeland Society of Tanzania. March 15, 2012.
	Thursday, January 26, 2012  by Admin
2.	Promise to market Tanzania tourism in the Middle East
	Thursday, January 26, 2012  by Admin
	The newly appointed Tanzania Ambassador to Egypt, H. E. Mohammed Hamza, has pledged to promote the country’s tourism potential in the Middle East market.
3.	Tanzania: New disease-resistant cassava varieties released
	Thursday, January 26, 2012  by Admin
	The push to increase the production of cassava in Tanzania has received a major boost, thanks to a recent release of four new varieties that are tolerant to the deadly rot diseases of the crop—Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD) and Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD).
4.	Invest in modern fishing methods, Z`bar urged
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	The sixth retired President of Zanzibar, Amani Abeid Karume has urged fishermen to change and use modern fishing equipment in high sea in order to fight poverty and increase income. Speaking during the launching of the USD 2.5m new building owned by thr Zanzibar Fishing Authority.
5.	Agricultural modernisation techniques needed - expert
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	The government has been urged to modernise agriculture by pursuing measures aimed at raising productivity, so as to improve the economy. Speaking recently in Dar es Salaam a farmer identified as Charles Keffa from Dodoma region said agriculture in Tanzania is dominated by smallholder.
6.	Doctors to hold emergency meeting
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	The Medical Association of Tanzania (MAT) will convene an emergency meeting of its members this week to discuss the fate of the medical interns and other health professionals in the country. The development comes in the wake of the removal of the 229 medical interns from Muhimbili.
7.	Mtwara-Dar gas pipeline groundwork ready
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	Groundwork on the implementation of the project to bring gas from Mnazi Bay to Dar es Salaam has been completed and only conclusion of the financing arrangements is awaited, the key implementer has said. In an exclusive with The Guardian, TPDC Acting Director of Marketing and Investments,.
8.	No help for Dar ex-tenants, children huddled under tree
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	More than 100 ex- tenants of the houses destroyed by the recent floods in Dar es Salaam and their children were still without shelter yesterday, after vacating the temporary camps on Saturday to make way for classes to resume today.
9.	Villagers blame goldmine for unfair compensation
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	Kakola Namba Tisa villagers in Kahama District, Shinyanga Region, have lodged complaints against the Bulyahulu Goldmine owned by Barrick Tanzania for failing to compensate them fairly after the company took their land.
10.	Govt urged to probe poaching allegations
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	The government, through the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism and the Morogoro regional government, has been urged to probe into claims that the chairman of the Natural Resources Conservation Society (Jukumu), Ramadhani Kibari, collaborated with poachers to kill animals in Gonabisi Hunting Plot in Morogoro District.
11.	Dar flood victims need support to rebuild lives
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	Local and international non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have been challenged to help flood affected children in Dar es Salaam go to school and build more homes. Speaking after she donated school facilities to Dar es Salaam regional commissioner Said Meck Sadick at the weekend, BancABC head of retail and SME banking Ruth Makombe said the text books, school uniforms, pencils, exercise books, bags and shoes worth 2.
12.	MP acquires land for building new hospital
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	Arusha Urban lawmaker Godbless Lema has secured 400m/- for buying a plot at Burka area in the city where a new hospital will be constructed. “I’m very happy… my dream has come true,” he said, stating that the proposed new health facility will serve thousands of people in Arusha.
13.	USD100,000 set aside for rural water project
	Monday, January 09, 2012  by Admin
	Over USD100,000 will be spent on the completion of a clean water project at Uru-East. Funds for the project would come from US-based NGO known, as It Can be Done, which coordinates the Global Volunteers Programe in Kilimanjaro region.
14.	Tourism promotion strategies in the offing
	Monday, October 24, 2011  by Admin
	GOVERNMENT officials from Mara, Mwanza, Kagera and Shinyanga regions are scheduled to meet in Mwanza and draw strategies for promotion of tourism in the Lake Zone. Mara Region Administrative Secretary (RAS), Mr Clement Rujaji, told the 'Daily News' on Sunday that his office was coordinating the
15.	Tourism promotion strategies in the offing
	Monday, October 24, 2011  by Admin
	GOVERNMENT officials from Mara, Mwanza, Kagera and Shinyanga regions are scheduled to meet in Mwanza and draw strategies for promotion of tourism in the Lake Zone. Mara Region Administrative Secretary (RAS), Mr Clement Rujaji, told the 'Daily News' on Sunday that his office was coordinating the
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