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Trial cases facing Tanzanian Opposition Officers
Esther Namuhisa BBC Swahili 4 hours ago Distribute this information to Facebook Distribute this information to Twitter Distribute this Messenger information Distribute this information to Email Share your partner Copyright copyright photo BUNGE TANZANIA, CHADEMA MEDIA Image caption Opposition politicians, Tanzania Opposition politicians in Tanzania have continued to spend more time complaining about what they call them to drink in doing their political activities. At the same time, these politicians have found themselves in the wrong side of the law where there are so many who are now being pushed by the fate of the case. What is still astonishing many is not only the number of cases facing, but also the number of politicians facing these cases. Some even have to attend police stations every day. But what are these cases that accompany these politicians? Copyright copyright image PARLIAMENT Image caption Zitto Kabwe, senior ACT-patriarchal
Overworked workers have been retired in South Korea
March 22, 2018 Distribute this information to Facebook Distribute this information to Twitter Distribute this Messenger information Distribute this information to Email Share your partner Copyright copyright ISTOCK image South Korea's caption has a culture of people working extra time The South Korean government has set up a plan to force employees to leave the timing after the end of their turn. The plan involves compulsory abolition from the staff of the staff at the office at least two hours every Friday. The purpose of the program is to try to convey the limit to "the practice of extra-term". The country's employees spend more time each day compared to other workers in other countries around the world. South Korea's government staff usually works at 2,739, a period of about 1,000 times more than the time spent in public service in developing countries. For Photos: A comfortable and expensive train was created in