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Stop these five habits for a better life.
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Stop these five habits for a better life.

The way you live now, how you interact with others, your decision-making modality, and how you react and respond to situations may tell a lot about your background information, i.e. Tribe, culture, origin and others.  One’s reputation in public is the end product of the day to day behaviours and decisions. What one does or...

World War III is an opportunity for a better Africa- Adamu Garba
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World War III is an opportunity for a better Africa- Adamu Garba

Reacting to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, former presidential aspirant, Adamu Garba, says that World War III is an opportunity for Africa to grow out of poverty. While Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday, February 24, 2022, Garba shared a post on Facebook expressing that Africa not participating in the first and second world wars is...

Why is it a must to have honey at home?
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Why is it a must to have honey at home?

Honey is a practical and nutritious food; for centuries it has been essential for humans. It is a natural energy source, has several medicinal properties, as well as being an excellent ally for beauty, preventing acne and hydrating hair. Honey is a natural remedy with no secondary effects that can be employed to treat various...

‘Women are less likely to corrupt than men’, research says
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‘Women are less likely to corrupt than men’, research says

Transparency International released its annual report on corruption worldwide in January 2022. The report shows that the corruption situation is getting worse in developing countries; however, developed countries have problems too.  The author’s recommendations include strengthening anti-corruption agencies, advocating for transparency in public spending and cracking down on financial crime.  Some countries have taken a...

Op-ED: How can Tanzania benefit from Swahili diplomacy?
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Op-ED: How can Tanzania benefit from Swahili diplomacy?

Understanding diplomacy is not as complex as understanding rocket science. It’s simply the government’s methods and tools to engage with other governments.   I presume you must have come across the term diplomacy. Etymologically, it comes from the Greek word diplōma, meaning “an object folded in two”.  At the beginning of the 18th C, the use of...

Ten movies to watch before turning 30
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Ten movies to watch before turning 30

The age between 20 to 30 is called the quarter-life crisis. That phase in our life is characterised by uncertainty, questioning, and intense soul searching. People undergo those weird feelings because they feel trapped, uninspired, and disillusioned. Everyone has their image about the life they wish to have when they turn thirty. For most,  they...

Dialysis go cheaper in Tanzania, the government announces 
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Dialysis go cheaper in Tanzania, the government announces 

In the bid to bring about relief to the citizens on the expenses of hemodialysis treatments in Tanzania, the government, through its chief spokesperson, Mr Gerson Msigwa, said the Medical Store Department has entered a contract with suppliers and manufacturers of hemodialysis equipment.  Mr Msigwa said the manufacturer agreed to sell a single set of...

CCM MPs divided over the Ngorongoro saga
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CCM MPs divided over the Ngorongoro saga

As the debate about relocating the Maasai who have lived on the valleys of the mighty Ngorongoro for over five decades ago continues, the saga has been getting more controversial as days kick ahead. After an intense debate over an issue at the Parliament in the country’s capital, Dodoma, the saga ended dividing the MP’s...

Breaking: Burkina Faso President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré Kidnapped
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Breaking: Burkina Faso President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré Kidnapped

News had broken out in Burkina Faso’s that mutinying soldiers have detained President Roch Marc Christian Kabore. The report for his confined broke out on Monday, a day after soldiers at several army barracks staged mutinies, causing fears of a coup in the conflict-hit country.  One day ago, on Sunday, heavy gunfire was heard near...