MAASAI COMMUNITIES IN NOTHERN TANZANIA DRY LANDS SAY CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT REAL

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Ugandan legislator Daniel Kidega has been named the new Speaker of the East African Legislative Assembly

Ugandan legislator Daniel Kidega has been named the new Speaker of the East African Legislative Assembly, replacing Margaret Zziwa.     Hon ,Daniel Kidega new EALA Speaker The position fell vacant mid-this week after the regional parliament impeached  Zziwa  over alleged impunity, incompetence, intimidation of members, among other reasons. Kidega,...

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CHURCH DONATES DOZENS OF MOSQUITO NETS TO ARUSHA HEALTH FACILITIES

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE LONG-maintained good work relationship between religious denominations and the government has saved many lives and support mankind both physically and spiritually.  Arusha Regional Commissioner, David Ntibenda made the remarks yesterday at the occasion to...

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SPEAKER FOR THE EAST AFRICAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OUSTED

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 EALA SPEAKER Magreth Zziwa  The East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) has ousted Speaker Margaret Zziwa, after an overwhelming vote of no confidence in...

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MAASAI ELDERS ASK PRESIDENT KIKWETE TO END LOLIONDO LAND SAGA

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Traditional elders from the Maasai community in Loliondo area of Ngorongoro district have urged the government to put in writing its position on the ongoing land crisis that has created fear of...

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TANZANIA HOSTS STATUE OF VATICAN'S APPOINTED FOOTBALLERS PATRON

Tanzania has been selected in Africa to host statue of footballers patron, Saint Luigi Scrosoppi, whom sportsmen can pass over their prayers to win instead of witchcraft. In 2010, Vatican nominated Luigi Scrosoppi as the worldwide Saint that protects al l Footballers and fans in all games as a way to restore moral in sports. Arumeru district commissioner Nyirembe...

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ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT DIES IN LONDON

 Zambian President Michael Sata has died in London, where he had been receiving treatment for an undisclosed illness, a government source in Africa's second-largest copper producer said on Wednesday. The private Muzi television station and the Zambia Reports and Zambian Watchdog websites said the southern African nation's 77-year-old leader died on Tuesday evening at London's King Edward VII hospital. "It is true. We lost the President. The...

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