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[Daily News] The race for a ticket to represent Tanzania in CAF Confederation Cup has renewed Dar es Salaam football giants rivalry and this weekend, two of them will crash out.

[Daily News] Put liberally, 53-year-old human age mates of Tanzania’s Union- whose latest commemoration is today‑are two years short of voluntary retirement. But unlike a public servant for whom retirement is beckoning, and who is probably excited over liberation from stress, the Union is an entity for which no time-frame has been set.

[Daily News] Dodoma -The government has released a statement to mark “Universal Malaria Day” that indicates that the current infection rate status in the country is worse compared to the situation that prevailed in the past five years.

[Daily News] Dodoma -A member of Parliament has demanded that the imposing National Stadium in Dar es Salaam be transformed into among tourist destinations in the country.

[Daily News] Credit to private sector has gone down by almost five times to register a lowest growth in decades, as banks struggle to recover bad loans.

[Daily News] The Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club has finalised plans to establish a junior sports academy meant to honour the club’s 100 years of sporting excellence.

[Daily News] President John Magufuli is expected to chair the Tanzania National Business Council (TNBC) slated for next week with a focus on improving business environment in the promotion of economic social development.

[Daily News] Today, April 26, 2017, Tanzanians willy-nilly ‘celebrate’ yet another ‘public holiday,’ which gives them the option to either wallow lazily, hazily through the day – or, at best, to engage in some private/personal income-generating activity!

[Daily News] Union between Tanganyika and Zanzibar that was inked on 26th April, 1964 – (53 years now) between Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere and Sheikh Abeid Amani Karume remains a great pride to Tanzanians and shining example for African continent as a whole.