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Why Mtwara violence is beyond gas pipeline
Mtwara/Dar/Dodoma. A consensus appears to be building among critical stakeholders that the riots in Mtwara are driven by more than mere objection to the construction of the natural gas pipeline from the town to Dar es Salaam....
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Top 100 mid-sized firms survey eyes upcountry
Dar es Salaam. The third round of Tanzania Top 100 Mid-Sized Companies Survey was launched yesterday with more emphasis on...
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Debate on budget put off
Dodoma. The debate for the ministry of Energy and Minerals budget for the 2013/14 financial year was put on hold for the second...
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Govt: We’ll pursue the inciters
Dodoma. Security forces will hunt for perpetrators of Wednesday’s mayhem in Mtwara Region and bring all of them to justice,...
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Corporal punishment is manifestation of anger not reason: Report
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- ‘New basic law should protect shared values’
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- Court cancels police search order of Monitor
- Sheha becomes latest victim of acid attacks in Zanzibar
- Envoy calls for improved teachers’ pay
- Tanzania, US in funding deal
- Villagers destroy crops over conflict on forest
- Small turnout for Katiba views
- Dar residents’ suggestions on Mtwara chaos
- Chaos hits Mtwara after gas project confirmation
- Why Mtwara violence is beyond gas pipeline
- Why Obama is coming to Tanzania
- Over-drinking finishing off Tanzanians
- Tanesco, Symbion team up to build 400MW plant in Mtwara
- Malawi sells presidential jet for $15m to raise funds
- Tanzania, US in funding deal
- Government blames riots on ‘idle’ youths
- Migiro says CCM wants ineffective contracts revoked
- Uganda on the spot for breaching EAC treaty
