Hatimaye Bodi ya mikopo ya wanafunzi wa elimu ya juu Tanzania wameirudisha website yao ambayo ilikuwa imedukuliwa na watu waliojitambulisha kama "TANZANIAN HACKER...
Friday, 26 January 2018
BODI YA MIKOPO IMEDUKULIWA (HACKED) MUDA HUU
Website ya Bodi ya mikopo ilikuwa inatumika kusajili wanafunzi waliopata mikopo ime hackiwa (be hacked) na watu wasipjulikana. Hivyo zoez la usijili halitawezekana kwa sasa hadi hapo ufumbuzi wa kitaalamu utakapopatikana.
Taarifa hizo zimetokea kipindi amabacho wanafunzi wakiwa ktk harakati za kukamilisha usajili huo ili kuondoa usumbufu wa kupanga foleni wakati pesa yao ya kujikimu ikitumwa vyuon.
Hata hivyo HACKERS hao wamejitambulisha kwa jina...
Friday, 12 January 2018
Sylvester Stallone’s Daughters Are All Grown Up And Working As Professional Models
On July 6, 1946, Michael Sylvester Gardenzio Stallone was born in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan.
Sylvester spent his childhood living in Washington, DC, with his family. He then went to university in Florida before moving back to New York City.
During the early 1970s, Sylvester struggled to support himself. After sleeping for three weeks in a bus terminal, he took a role in a soft core pornography film.
Years later, he gained international...
Tanzanians think corruption in their country has declined. The reality is very different
John Pombe Magufuli became president of Tanzania in 2015, and the perception among Tanzanians is that the corruption issues that used to plague the country’s government improved drastically since then. International corruption-watch organizations, however say nothing has really changed. A May 2017 survey (pdf) by Afrobarometer, a research network, shows that over 70% of Tanzanians believe corruption in the country had decreased “somewhat” or “a...
JPM, Lowassa spark debate (TZ)
Dar es Salaam. Controversy has arisen among opposition politicians as they reacted to the decision by former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa to pay a visit to State House on Tuesday where he praised President John Magufuli’s efforts directed at various development projects.
Singida East MP Tundu Lissu described Mr Lowassa’s decision to publicly commend the President as “unacceptable”, arguing that this would have a negative impact on the opposition.
Mr...
Sunday, 29 October 2017
Raila promises to make things tough for Uhuru
- The National Resistance Movement wing in the National Super Alliance has promised to pile pressure on the Jubilee government to step aside
- NASA leader Raila Odinga said the opposition has several legal means to ensure President Uhuru will not have it easy to rule Kenya following the October 26 poll
- Raila clarified that he will lead a peaceful and not armed resistance...
Friday, 27 October 2017
How betting drives Tanzanians
Betting in Tanzania is a practice that existed since even before the establishment of formal betting stations. Fans usually placed informal bets whenever the fierce rivals, Yanga and Simba, played.
After the establishment of the formal betting stations especially in Dar es Salaam, as unbelievable as it may sound too many, sports betting became and still is a source of income...
Why America Must Find a Diplomatic Solution to the North Korea Crisis
It should be painfully evident by now that the strategy the United States has pursued toward North Korea since the early 1990s regarding that country’s nuclear ambitionshas not worked, is not working, and is unlikely ever to work. Trying to isolate and punish the so-called Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has been futile and counterproductive. Despite rounds of...
Lissugate: Why we must call in foreign investigators
There are still cries for justice against the culprits in Tundu Lissu’s assassination attempt. Mr Lissu is suffering from the pains inflicted on him by these criminals, who may have been hired to finish him.
Since this sacrilegious act was committed over a month ago, he has been bedridden in Kenya. As a result, his constituency doesn’t have a representative in Parliament....
Doctors in Tanzania call for centralisation of national health
Dar es Salaam. The Medical Association of Tanzania (MAT) has asked the government to put in place a central coordination system that would harmonise provision of healthcare services in the country.
MAT President, Dr Obadia Nyongole, said this on Wednesday October 25 during the 49th National Health Conference held in Dar es Salaam.
Dr Nyongole said the lack of a central...
