Author: Mkufi Dindai (Mkufi Dindai)

Sabaya fell ill at the court, the case adjourned
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Sabaya fell ill at the court, the case adjourned

Lengai Ole Sabaya, the former Hai district commissioner who currently face charges of economic sabotage, fell ill at the court and pleaded for rest. The presiding judge, Patrica Kisinda, adjourned the hearing at 7:03 pm when Sabaya took off his mask and said he was not feeling well but asked the court to proceed because...

“Ukraine will not join NATO anytime soon” – Boris Johnson
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“Ukraine will not join NATO anytime soon” – Boris Johnson

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on tour in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arabs Emirates, where he has been meeting the crown prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed. In an interview, Boris said there was no prospect of Ukraine joining NATO anytime soon. “I talked to Volodymyr [Zelenskiy] again yesterday. And you know, of course,...

Burundi borrows a leaf from Tanzania on how to run the mining sector.
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Burundi borrows a leaf from Tanzania on how to run the mining sector.

The Burundi delegation has arrived in Tanzania for training about running the mining sector and implementing big mining projects, referring to the nickel project about to take off in Tanzania.  This comes one month since the international mining investment conference ended in Tanzania, which saw Tanzania reap great success. During the conference, Ibrahim Uwizeye, the...

Fear over domestic debt, hiked over 52% in four years, BoT reports
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Fear over domestic debt, hiked over 52% in four years, BoT reports

The government’s domestic debt has risen over 52% in the last four years. The official data reveal that the debt has been dramatically increasing as it stood by Sh. 13 trillion in January 2018 and recorded at Sh. 25 trillion by January 2022.  According to Mr Emmanuel Turuba, the permanent treasury secretary, the government uses...

“There are no Tanzanians remaining in Ukraine” – Mulamula
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“There are no Tanzanians remaining in Ukraine” – Mulamula

Yesterday March March 15, 2022, the government, through the ministry of foreign affairs, stated that all Tanzanians who were stranded in the war-torn areas in Ukraine have safely reached the neighbouring countries, with some hoping to arrive home anytime soon. “I can confirm that no Tanzanians are remaining in Ukraine. We have managed to take...

PUTIN neither lived nor worked in Tanzania, evidence shows
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PUTIN neither lived nor worked in Tanzania, evidence shows

Since the start of the Russia- Ukraine war, an old black and white picture has circulated online showing a white man, falsely claimed to be Vladimir Putin’s training liberation movement in Southern Africa.  Since the war started, each faction has garnered the world’s support to justify its course. According to BBC, it has been used to justify why...

UNESCO backs Maasai displacement from Ngorongoro
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UNESCO backs Maasai displacement from Ngorongoro

The government’s current proposal is to relocate the Maasai from Ngorongoro to Handeni in the Tanga region. However, the idea has been vehemently rebuked by domestic and international activists, citing violations of human rights despite the government’s emphasis that it has observed human rights on the whole process. The Jamhuri newspaper of March 15, 2022,...

Opinion: Is President Samia muzzling Polepole?
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Opinion: Is President Samia muzzling Polepole?

The Twitter republic call it the ‘State PDF’, specifically often referring to the state press releases on President’s government reshuffles and appointments. Yesterday March 14, 2022, the statehouse released the ‘PDF; President Samia Suluhu Hassan made several appointments to various government posts and to state-run firms such as TTCL and NHC. Among all the changes...

PM issues a warning against incitement on Ngorongoro relocation
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PM issues a warning against incitement on Ngorongoro relocation

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has issued to warning to people whom he accuses of incitement about the relocation of the Maasai in the Ngorongoro conservation area. Following the government’s announcement about the Maasai who wish to vacate the area voluntarily, the government has revealed a location (400,000 acres) in Handeni district in the Tanga region....

Here are 18 habits that can help you become your smart
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Here are 18 habits that can help you become your smart

Some people are born smart, but most smart people do daily rituals to maintain their smartness. Whether they do it in leadership, business, the arts, or a different field, they push and challenge themselves daily.   1. Question everything. Don’t assume anything or subscribe unthinkingly to the conventional wisdom. Keep your eyes and mind wide...