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Tanzania: First Online Payment System Introduced in Country
THE first online payment system has been introduced in the country and will officially start operating by March next year pending the authorization from the Bank of Tanzania.
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Zanzibar comes alive for Vail traveler
The guide books say that crossing the Rovuma River, the border between Mozambique and Tanzania, is one of the last adventurous border crossings in the world, so obviously I have to try.
6-Hour 'Once in a Lifetime' A&K Journeys Sale Thursday
During this six-hour window, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. CST, Thursday, December 10, you can book select 2010 A&K journeys at astonishing discounts.
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Helping hand: Karen Westby serves maize meal porridge to more than 500 youngsters
Karen, a sales executive with TNT in Railway Street, Ramsbottom , was touched by the plight, determination and zest for life of malnourished schoolchildren.
Tanzania: Tourism Sector Lacks Specialised Workers
TANZANIA faces an acute shortage of specialised personnel in tourism and hotel managements, which has forced some hotel owners to employ foreign experts.
Architect works to make dream project a reality
IF YOU ARE young and educated and looking for your American Dream, take a number.
Jamaican cultural feast for African head
Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer Sir Kenneth Hall and Lady Hall enjoying the performances with members of the Tanzanian deligation.
Editorial: A dream trek that could melt away
It's a solitary summit, a lone volcano, towering above the surrounding landscape and visible for more than a hundred miles.
First Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Management Agreement Signed in Saudi Arabia
Hilton Worldwide today announced the signing of a management agreement with Hamad Bin Abdulaziz Almousa Trading Group for the first Doubletree by Hilton in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Al Khobar.
Into Africa: Woman escapes mundane with travel
It's 8:55 a.m. on Oct. 12 and freezing cold. Melinda Kelly doesn't have much time.
Out of Africa couple head for Tanzania challenge
A Backwell couple are to travel to Africa to help with two community projects. Jane Canning and husband Martin are leaving behind the comfort of their home in January to spend two years working for long-term projects in Tanzania .
East Africa: Common Market Protocol - What It Means for an Ordinary Rwandan
After lengthy rounds of negotiations among partner states, the EAC Common Market Protocol was finally signed by all the five Heads of State last Friday, in what many described as a landmark agreement.
Tanzania might not be the most common travel destination but Verdon College teacher Laura Boulton can't wait to get there.
Excitement as cars crossover into Tanzania
Classic cars are all set to crossover into Tanzania today as the Kenya Airways East African Safari Classic action enters Day three.
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Micozzi travels beyond 'Roof of Africa'
Have you ever wanted to experience the physical and cultural geography of places much different than your own? If so, a one-hour colloquium Thursday, Nov.
Freddie Mercury memorial set to be unveiled
Excitement is building among Queen fans ahead of a ceremony to unveil a special Freddie Mercury memorial plaque.
Tanzania: Trishala Rolling Mills - Scrap Firm Shows Its Mettle
THE process of recycling resources has become more and more prominent over the last few years, particularly in the scrap metal trade which has been buoyed as a result.
Tanzania: Horticulturalists Now Breathe a Sigh of Relief
Since September 2008 the world has been confronted with a world financial crisis.
Brooks man enjoys trip of a lifetime
Bruce Parker Brooks Bulletin Mark Enns is a man who likes a challenge. Last year he took part in a cycling adventure in Thailand.
'This cancer disease is worse than malaria'
By Katrina Manson Dar Es Salaam - So crammed is Tanzania's only cancer treatment centre that Rukia Kondogoza, wrapped in bright kanga cloth, has to share her bed with another patient.
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