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91.	TRA directed to address glitches in new custom clearance system
	Tuesday, November 25, 2014  by Admin
	Commisionner General of Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) has been ordered to resolve without fail, all challenges brought up by clients over the new custom clearance system at the Dar es Salaam Port.
92.	Cotton sector revival underway - minister
	Tuesday, November 25, 2014  by Admin
	The government says efforts are underway to address the long standing challenges of the cotton sector and from the current docile state to higher prices and production. Announcing initiatives undertaken yesterday in the Parliament, Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Food Security and Marketing, Godfrey Zambi said efforts are directed to increase and improve quality of seeds, establish contract farming and avail farming inputs to farmers.
93.	Cashew nut farmers urged to open bank accounts to ease transactions
	Thursday, November 20, 2014  by Admin
	Cashew nut farmers have been urged to open bank accounts to avoid unnecessary disturbances when receiving their payments. The call was sounded on Tuesday in the House, by deputy minister for Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperatives, Godfrey Zambi when responding to a supplementary question put forward by Jerome Bwanausi (Lulindi, CCM).
94.	VETA colleges enroll mining students - minister
	Thursday, November 20, 2014  by Admin
	Some Vocational Education and Training Authority (VETA) colleges have started to enroll students pursuing mining courses, Energy and Minerals deputy minister, Stephen Masele told the parliament on Tuesday.
95.	Lindi port rehabilitation begins next January
	Thursday, November 20, 2014  by Admin
	REHABILITATION work on the port of Lindi, which will include increasing its depth, remove sand and renovate the present berth will begin in January next year.
96.	Improvements in public service appealing, says minister
	Thursday, November 20, 2014  by Admin
	THE Government has taken a number of steps to retain employees in the public sector that includes using medium term policy pay and public service and incentive policy whose objectives is to improve the welfare of civil servants to attract more people to join the civil service.
97.	State keen on ensuring cyber security
	Thursday, November 20, 2014  by Admin
	IN a move to fight cyber crime and protect citizens from falling prey to cyber criminals, the government will next year table in Parliament three bills whose aim is to ensure protect electronic transactions and personal data information as well as ensure security.
98.	Kasulu gets 330m/- to construct three health centres
	Thursday, November 20, 2014  by Admin
	OVER 330m/- had been set aside in the year 2012/13 financial for the construction of three health centres in Rungwe Mpya, Makere and Nyamidaho in Kusulu Rural district.
99.	TRL gets 50 new wagons to improve train operations
	Thursday, November 20, 2014  by Admin
	THE Tanzania Railways Limited (TRL) on Wednesday received 50 new wagons worth 8.3bn/- from India-based firm, Ms Hindustan Engineering and Industries, geared to improve transportation of cargo using the Central Railway Line.
100.	Dar - Bagamoyo speed ferry arrives
	Wednesday, November 19, 2014  by Admin
	The long-awaited speed ferry which will ply between Dar es Salaam and Bagamoyo has finally arrived in Dar es Salaam. Speaking after receiving the boat at the Dar es Salaam port on Monday, minister for Works, Dr John Magufuli said the boat had coast the government a whopping 7.
101.	State injects 4bn/- for continued upgrading of Mwanza airport
	Wednesday, November 19, 2014  by Admin
	THE government has dished out some 4bn/- to Beijing Construction and Engineering Group (BCEG) for expansion work on the Mwanza Airport, Transport Ministry said.
102.	NHIF pushes to improve mother, child health services in Rukwa
	Wednesday, November 19, 2014  by Admin
	THE National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) has dished out over 173m/- , which will be used to improve mother and child health services in Designated District Hospitals (DDHs) in Rukwa Region.
103.	Experimental oil drilling to start soon in Rukwa
	Wednesday, November 19, 2014  by Admin
	HERITAGE Rukwa Tanzania is set to start drilling its first experimental oil well in Tanzania’s Rukwa Rift Basin after successful completion of exploration in the area, the National Assembly was told on Tuesday.
104.	Govt directs loan priority to science subjects students
	Tuesday, November 18, 2014  by Admin
	ALL Subjects that are taught in schools are important, however the government has identified priority subjects whose students receive 100 per cent funding through the Higher Education Students Loan’s Board (HESLB).
105.	Call for more investment in education infrastructure
	Tuesday, November 18, 2014  by Admin
	THE public has been urged to increase investment in education infrastructure with a view to improving its quality, access and putting in place a friendly learning environment.
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