Poor and vulnerable households which feel they qualify for assistance but excluded during implementation of the Community-Based Conditional Cash Transfer (CB-CCT) pilot programme would have an opportunity to appeal against their exclusion.

Hassan "Field Marshal" Dalali has reversed his resignation to resign as Simba SC chairman.

East and Central Africa welterweight champion Mada Maugo has secured a promoter in South Africa.

The opposition Civic United Front (CUF) secretary general, Mr Seif Sharif Hamad, yesterday cautioned President Jakaya Kikwete to be wary of praises showered on him by Western countries and international organisations.

A number of "crucial" matters have to be sorted out before runaway goalkeeper Ivo Mapunda is allowed to rejoin Mainland champions Young Africans, the club has said.

The Artumas Group plans to carry out additional gas drilling in the Mnazi Bay fields in Mtwara region in order to meet the government's intentions of commercialising the gas for the country's economic development.

Taifa Stars players Athumani Iddi and Jabir Azizi in action during a training session in Dar es Salaam yesterday.Stars will host Cape verde in a 2010 World Cup/African Nations Cup qualifier tomorrow.

Experts have called for a 40 per cent reduction in fishing activities in Lake Victoria as a measure to counter the rapid dwindling of Nile perch stocks in the world's second largest lake.

Tanzania is still determined to float sovereign bonds despite the on-going financial turmoil.

Tanzania postal services can be improved more if modern means of communication are applied, Postmaster General Deos Mndeme has said.

Four youths were seriously injured in Tarime yesterday as supporters of rival parties clashed over a landing spot for campaign helicopters.

Tanzanian Prime Minister Mizengo Kayanza Peter Pinda, who has been on a weeklong visit to Namibia, was in Walvis Bay on Wednesday where he showed interest in the way Namibia governs its marine resources especially the pertinent problem of illegal