Govt. reverses itself on subsidized maize prices Written by YAKOBE CHIWAMBO Friday, 26 August 2011 05:42 YAKOBE CHIWAMBO ONLY a few months after the Government in Dar intervened by selling maize to dealers and traders with the noble intention of bringing down the price of maize flour that had shot through the roof as a result of food shortages,…
Speaking at the British Chamber of Shipping, British Foreign Office Minister, Henry Bellingham, has outlined the UK’s ongoing commitment to tackle piracy off the coast of East Africa. Minister for Africa, Henry Bellingham said: “This government is 100% behind a more robust response to piracy. I am pleased to announce that a UK funded maritime intelligence and information coordination…
TOKYO, October 13, 2011 – Low- and middle-income countries in East Asia need to make their higher education systems more responsive to labor market demands and the economy as a whole to climb up the income ladder, says a new World Bank East Asia and Pacific Regional Report released today. Across the region, higher education institutions can realize their…
Wednesday, 12 October 2011: Next week, the second Bank M East African CSR Awards will officially open for entries. Companies from Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda,Tanzania and Uganda will be able to enter their corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects and programmes into the Awards on Tuesday, 18th October. Following the resounding success of the inaugural Bank M East African CSR Awards…
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 11 October 2011 – The world urgently needs to rebuild trust in leaders, in governance systems and among countries if the international community is to shape new models and collaborative approaches to solve global challenges, political leaders and policy experts stressed in the closing session of the World Economic Forum’s Summit on the Global…
Elly Kimbwereza: I live in a remote village promoting cultural tourism in the south Pare Mountains. These villages are fortunate that they have primary schools and Secondary Schools and many retired school teachers.The irony of it is that these highly educated people by Tanzania standards are passive and not showing any interest in tracking the distribution of budget resources.In…
London: The secret life of the UK’s biggest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange has been uncovered today revealing that 98 out of 100 are using tax havens. ActionAid’s research show for the first time just how deeply embedded this practice is for nearly all of Britain’s top multinationals. Corporate tax avoidance, which is one of the main…
(London, 10 October, 00:01 GMT) As the global population hits 7 billion this month, ActionAid has today warned that a triple crisis of climate change, depleted natural resources and rocketing food prices, could dwarf the world’s ability to feed them all. Based on new research in 28 poor countries, ActionAid’s report On the Brink: Who’s best prepared for a…
Dar es Salaam: On the eve of the eighth anniversary of the World Day Against the Death Penalty, and the fourth anniversary of the European Day Against the Death Penalty, British Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne said: “It is the longstanding policy of the UK Government to oppose the death penalty in all circumstances as a matter of principle. …
By MUHARRAM MACATTA: The re-election of President Kikwete was not only a proof of his popularity among the citizens but also a strong statement that Tanzanians still had a lot of faith in his leadership. It was a confirmation that voters were happy with success and efforts of his administration in addressing national issues. It’s true that the nation…