Sikika wants govt to cut down unnecessary expenditures amounting to Ths 272785628061

Sikika, Dar es SalaamTanzania : The electricity shortage pushes domestic production below its potential causing the loss of numerous jobs. This could lead to social unrest if the situation is not addressed soon. As the government struggles to cut down unnecessary expenditures and seeks for ways to re-allocate its budget to address the ongoing electricity crisis, Sikika provides an…

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Agricultural relief efforts should also capitalize on existing social networks to distribute seeds m

*****Dar es Salaam******, 1 August 2011.* Seeds of local crop varieties must be included in relief-seed packages distributed to small-scale farmers after natural calamities if indigenous agricultural diversity is to rebound faster. Agricultural relief efforts should also capitalize on existing social networks to distribute seeds more effectively and efficiently. These are among the findings of a recent study looking…

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Na Anil Kija

MJADALA umezuka kuhusu uwezekano wa kuapishwa kwa mgombea urais wa Chadema Dk. Wilibrod Slaa endapo anashinda katika uchaguzi mkuu hivi karibuni, wakati anaishi kinyumba na mwanamke mwenye ndoa halali. Tatizo lilianza pale makuhani waandamizi wa makanisa tofauti (na hata imamu mwandamizi wa jiji la Dar es Salaam) walipofika ofisini kwake, makao makuu ya Chadema, wakatoa rai ya kusafisha –…

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Ministry moves to stop wild price fluctuations in Dar markets

The Ministry of Industries, Trade and Marketing has issued directives on people involved in the food products industry and buyers to seek out information given by the ministry in order to ensure that they make no errors in sales and purchasing decisions. The Communication Department of the ministry says it has prepared information for use by traders in city…

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Is 900 billion sufficient to finance Kilimo Kwanza?

Theo Mushi Tanzania has adopted “Kilimo Kwanza” strategy to modernize the agricultural sector in order to increase the production of cash and food crops. It targeted to give priority to five regions which lead in production of grains which include Mbeya, Ruvuma, Iringa and Rukwa Corridor and the National Food basket. It will enable Tanzania to meet one of…

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The thin line between media freedom and money speaks

Access to information has been a big challenge to journalists around the world. CHELU MATUZYA interviewed a number of members of the fourth estate who participated in a short course on Media Responsibility in Hamburg, Germany concerning the issue. This is what they said… GRACEY CHURUMANZU Journalist, The Zimbabwean Newspaper; Zimbabwe Journalists need a lot of support because they…

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IMF quarrel with Mkulo shows deficits not cyclical but structural matter

JOHN KIMBUTE: THERE is an expression among the coastal people in Tanzania, arising from a more fatalistic outlook in religion than is usually the case in Christianity, mixed with Greek scepticism and American probability in its centuries long formation of attitudes, that ‘payment is right here in the world.’ This view tallies with what most Scriptures contain, but clergy…

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