Brand rand rep attacks adverts VAT By Bernard Missoke The company representing Samsung in the country has appealed to the government to abolish value added tax (VAT) on media advertisements for imported good since the charge means double taxation of
Celtel Tanzania sales director Herbert Louis and CTI chairman Reginald Mengi hold the dummy cheque representing the company's Sh30 million PMAYA contribution in Dar es Salaam yesterday.
The Kawe Member of Parliament, Ms Rita Mlaki, yesterday declined to comment on claims by the Kinondoni municipal council that she has skipped 42 meetings as a special councillor.
The Phoenix hockey championships get underway tomorrow at the Popatlal secondary school play grounds in Tanga with holders Mvita facing Kentucky from Dar es Salaam.
A shop packed with counterfeit documents, including forged birth and school certificates, among other printouts, has been unearthed by police in Arusha.
In a surprise move, the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has dished out Sh10 million to be shared equally between Mainland top flight duo of Young Africans and Simba Sports Club.
Tanzania National Roads Agency (Tanroads) chief executive officer (CEO) Ephraem Mrema yesterday came under fire in Parliament after Kasulu West MP Kilontsi Mporogomyi queried his $12,450 (Sh15 million) monthly package, asking that his employment be probed.
The standoff between the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi and the Civic Front over the political crisis in Zanzibar is not helping the country at all. At a time when Tanzanians should be rallying together for development, there are divisions and
Three CCM legislators yesterday expressed their deep concern over the growing problem of corruption in the country, calling for thorough investigations against those involved.
The decision by the Defence and National Service and Home Affairs ministries to work together to stamp out rustling in Mara Region is welcome, though belated.
Rwanda intends to reduce dependence on Kenya and Tanzania for business routes by building a rail line through DR Congo and Zambia to make the landlocked country economically independent, President Paul Kagame has said.
About 50 patients suffering from eye diseases will undergo free surgery, thanks to "the flying eye hospital" services offered by ORBIS International of United States.
Iringa's Zaujati Mdemu negotiates her way to dodge Irene Ng'wananugu of Kagera during yesterday's Taifa Cup netball match played at the TCC Chang'ombe in Dar es Salaam. Kagera won 38-24.
Tanzania does not recognise Mr Robert Mugabe as the legally elected President of Zimbabwe because last Friday's presidential run-off, which was boycotted by the opposition, was "highly flawed", Foreign Affairs minister Bernard Membe said yesterday.
