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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - The government will receive $559million (Tsh904billion) from donors as general budget support this fiscal year...... Donors promise Tanzania $559m
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Daily Nation By DAVID KALINAKI More by this Author By ZADOCK ANGIRA More by this Author Tanzania helped foil terrorists attacks intended to disrupt last year’s General Election in Kenya...
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Anxious to avoid the wrath of the anti-aid lobby, the British government has kept pretty quiet about finally meeting the target of spending 0.7 per cent of national income on international aid...
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Kwa nini Marekani wanaiwekea vikwazo Urusi?? Na sio Urusi kuiwekea Marekani vikwazo!!!!
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HI all I read somewhere that the "Power Africa" project that Obama used to seduce Africa during his 2013 trip (organised in response to Xi's trip in Africa) has been shut down by the Congress. It...
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Msaada wakuu jana nimetumi sms kutoka UK kuwa nimeshinda paundi laki kadhaa za Microsoft Promotion Awards ,je kuna ukweli kuhusu promotion hii
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NATO military power Show. RUSSIA military Power Show. Hapo nani Mtani Mjembe!
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Avalanche sweeps Everest; 6 killed, 9 missing...
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At the wh briefing room president obama expected to brief about the future of ukraine and other issues . nbc news
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A Migrant's Journey to Europe Over 19,000 migrants have arrived on the Canary Islands this year Morgan is one of the thousands of African people who have made the perilous journey...
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Tanzania's High Commissioner to Kenya, Dr Batilda Burian, at a past function in Nairobi. Dar is embroiled in a case in which it risks losing one of its properties in Nairobi over a Ksh42 million...
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The UN base in Bor is home to some 5,000 displaced civilians Continue reading the main storySouth Sudan strife Rebels keen to fight Waiting for peace Ghost town Bitter divide Dozens of...
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Tanzanian Vice President Dr Mohammed Gharib Bilal was one of eleven people on board an Agusta-Bell 412 helicopter who escaped injury after it crashed on takeoff earlier this week....... No...
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Dodoma — WITCHCRAFT beliefs and some outdated traditional values and norms have been blamed for the deteriorating primary and secondary education standards in the Central Zone...
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(Reuters) - Fifteen people were injured late on Sunday when a makeshift bomb exploded at a crowded bar in Arusha, a popular destination for Western tourists in northern Tanzania, a senior...
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Koulikoro (Mali) (AFP) - Stretching their legs in a sunkissed gravel prison courtyard in Mali, two of the architects of Rwanda's genocide serve out their sentences far from home, 20 years after...
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Dear Friend, Deogratius Kilawe here, following up about our next High Performance Leadership conference this June here in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania and Lagos, Nigeria. I wanted to check-in and...
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The US National Security Agency (NSA) successfully cracked the encryption code protecting the United Nations’ internal videoconferencing system, according to documents seen by Germany’s Der...
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Hii habari imesambaa sana kwenye mtandao na iasikitisha sana nimeamua kuiweka hapa sina uhakika kama hailetwa hapa The last sentence a 3-year-old Syrian said before he died: “I’m gonna tell God...
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Source AFP LONDON Africans are losing $1.8 billion year due to high fees levied on funds sent from abroad by relatives, Britain’s leading think-tank on development said Wednesday. The...
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