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1.	Pinda: African green revolution possible
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	For Africa to achieve a sustainable green revolution, countries must strive to revamp agriculture through home-grown policies, Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda said here yesterday.
2.	Massive investment in agriculture only way out - TIC
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) executive director Emmanuel Ole Naiko has stressed the need for significant investment and improvement in agriculture to ensure increased production in manufacturing, mining and tourism sectors.
3.	Urambo District gets big cash boost
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	The Tanzania Leaf Tobacco Company, (TLTC) on Thursday made a donation worth 118.2m/= to Urambo District as part of the company’s social responsibility programmes that address education, health and clean water supply.
4.	TIC drums up support for agriculture
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	TANZANIA’S economy cannot reach the growth rate of 8 to 10 per cent per annum without significant investment and improvement to boost the agriculture sector, according to the Chief Executive Director of Tanzania Investment Center (TIC), Mr Emmanuel Ole Naiko.
5.	Engineers urged to develop new technologies
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	THE Minister for Infrastructure Development, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa, has challenged local engineers to stay on course, undertake researches and come up with new technology to facilitate attainment of the objectives of Kilimo Kwanza.
6.	Disabled consortium network embarks on constitution draft
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	A network of non-governmental organisations dealing with disabilities dubbed “Inclusive Tanzania Consortium (ITC)” has formed a task force to draft a constitution with a view to supporting operation of the consortium, especially in assisting the disabled community in the country.
7.	Biosafety research laboratory launched
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	The College of Natural and Applied Sciences of the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) launched in Dar es Salaam yesterday a biosafety laboratory level 2 for research using plants or small animals that posed no threats to ecosystems.
8.	Wheat prices drive up world market 5pc, says FAO
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	SURGING wheat prices drove international food prices up to five per cent last month in the biggest month-on-month increase since November, 2009.
9.	Tanzanians urged to buy local products
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	This was said here on Tuesday evening by the Permanent Secretary in the East African Co-operation Ministry, Dr Stergomena Tax Bamwenda at the official opening of the East African Trade Fair at Saba Saba grounds on the outskirts of Mwanza City.
10.	Local coys get 650m/- to help small miners
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	THE government through the Small Scale Miners Development Fund (SSMDF) will provide funds to four local mining companies, for building the capacity of small scale miners to enhance their contribution to the mining sector. Under an agreement signed in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday SMMDF will
11.	Misa-Tan to conduct good-governance workshop
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	THE Media Institute of Southern Africa - Tanzania Chapter (MISA-TAN) will conduct a two-day workshop starting on Friday on Right to Information to promote good governance in the country. The National Director for MISA-TAN, Ms Rose Haji told the ‘Daily News’ that the workshop was part of the
12.	Maasai women decry male social dominance
	Wednesday, September 01, 2010  by Admin
	Male dominance among the Maasai has been cited as one of the main factors causing women to continue living in poverty, despite abundant resources in the country. This was said here yesterday by a group of Maasai women during a one-day gender-based training organised by an Arusha-based NGO - Hakikazi Catalyst (HKC).
13.	Reasons why local construction industry needs scrutiny
	Wednesday, September 01, 2010  by Admin
	DAR ES SALAAM City has evolved into a sprawling, socially diverse city of regional importance. In century and a half since it was founded by Sultan Majid bin Said of Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam has grown to be among East Africa’s largest urban centres
14.	Industrial reforms urgently needed
	Wednesday, September 01, 2010  by Admin
	AS Tanzania strives for economic recovery, a key focus area must be a transformation of the manufacturing sector. Innumerable and diverse measures and actions are a prerequisite for any substantive economic recovery, policies in respect of the agricultural, mining, commercial, tourism, financial and services sectors.
15.	Korogwe municipality embarks on HIV/Aids care training programme
	Tuesday, August 31, 2010  by Admin
	Over 30 health workers in Korogwe municipal council have been trained into being care takers of people living with HIV/Aids visiting their health centres. Korogwe city council HIV/Aids co-ordinator Grayson Kibwana told reporters recently that the training is aimed at enhancing capability of health workers in caring, counselling and educating people living with HVI/Aids.
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