Dar es Salaam. About a week
ago, I read an article in the print media by Prosper Makene titled ‘Arusha
institute goes for anti-plagiarism software to promote academic honesty’.
I found it enlightening, as
it touched on the negative and positive effects of the internet, particularly
in relation to plagiarism at our institutions of higher learning READ MORE
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ZAMBIA has sold 20,000
metric tonnes of maize to Tanzania at a cost of US$7 million. This is under a
special bilateral agreement that was facilitated by the countries’ heads of
State. An agreement was signed in Lusaka yesterday at the Food Reserve Agency,
which will allow Zambia to supply the commodity to Tanzania despite a ban of
maize and mealie-meal exports READ MORE
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VENTURES AFRICA – The
Tanzania Posts Corporation is to go digital, in line with other posts companies
seeking to grow their revenue generation base and to keep pace with
technological advancements. Postal office officials and experts told a briefing
yesterday that it was READ MORE
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BP Oil, a firm that traded
in petroleum business for many years in Tanzania, has expressed interest to
invest in natural gas exploration and drilling in the country. READ MORE
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