Drink a glass of water Our bodies are incredibly dehydrated in the morning. It’s been 8 hours since drinking anything! So, do your body a favour and start the day off by downing a glass of water. It’s an easy way to be on the right path to drink enough throughout the day, and you’ll...
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Why fuel shortages are spreading across Africa?
In Burundi, drivers are so desperate for fuel that they sleep on forecourts of petrol stations. Senegal has so little jet fuel that Air France’s flight from the capital, Dakar, to Paris has been stopping in the Canary Islands to fill up. Johannesburg has the same problem, which has caused United Airlines to cancel some...
Now you can leave WhatsApp groups without anyone knowing, How?
WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will let you silently leave groups. It’s often awkward when you abandon a group chat because everyone is notified. So if you’re leaving a chat, there’s no hiding it. Thankfully, WhatsApp is developing a silent-exit feature that could land this year. The WhatsApp sleuths revealed a screenshot of the...
“The Parliament shall never expel 19 CHADEMA cadres until the court rules so”, says Tulia
Tulia Akson, the speaker of the United Republic of Tanzania, has confirmed before the parliament that her office has received the CHADEMA’s executive committee’s letter denouncing its 19 cadres that were sacked during the CHADEMA general summit of May 11, 2022. Tulia Akson revealed that the 19 women CHADEMA cadres, on May 12, 2022, went...
Mchechu drags The Citizen to court for defamation, demands Tsh 3 billion in compensation
The Director-General of the National Housing Corporation, Mr Nehemia Mchechu, has dragged The Citizen to the high court for defamation. Mr Mchechu claims the Citizen, one of the leading Newspaper in Tanzania, has injured his reputation in Tanzania and international wise. The case hearing began last Friday in Dar es Salaam, presided by Judge Leila...
Breaking: President approves 23% salary increase
The President of the United Republic of Tanzania, President Samia Suluhu Hassan, has approved a salary increase proposal, including a minimum of 23.3% for public servants. The proposals presented to the White House are a continuation of the session of Hon. The Prime Minister, Kassim Majaliwa, recently in the Dodoma region and received expert information...
Science: Scientists are busy making death optional. How do we achieve that?
Eternal life, in heaven or through reincarnation on Earth, is promised by many faiths. For a simple reason: it eases the fear of death. The idea of living forever has other devotees, too. It is now pursued by a motley crew of fringe scientists, cultish groups and tech billionaires, united by a conviction that a...
Over 4,500 NGO’s licenses vulnerable to be revoked.
Over 4500 NGO licences are vulnerable to being revoked following the violation of the country’s laws and regulations. Deputy Secretary-General of Minister of Gender and Social Welfare Mr Amon Mpanju has ordered NGOs whose licences are immanent to termination to provide tangible justification not to revoke their licences. Many NGOs have failed to submit their...
Tanzania is set to produce COVID-19 Vaccines.
National Insitute for Medical Research (NIMR) has revealed intentions to produce vaccines in Tanzania to fight diseases and mitigate vaccine dependency, including COVID-19 vaccines. Prof Yunus Mgaya, NIMR Executive Director, made those remarks in Kilimanjaro when he toured Kibong’oto Infectious Disease Hospital in Siha District to supervise the ongoing construction of the modern laboratory. Professor...
Students returned home from Ukraine to be enrolled in local Universities.
PM, Kassim Majaliwa, has directed students brought back home from Ukraine after the surge of war due to Russia’s invasion should visit the Tanzania Commission of Universities (TCU) for evaluation to be enrolled in other universities in Tanzania to proceed with their education. Prime Minister made those remarks at the Parliament in Dodoma yesterday while...