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Atornney General of Tanzania (AG) Justice Frederick Werema cuts the ribbon to signify the inaugration of the University of Marburg of Germany-Ruaha University College Center for Human Rights and Good Governance in Iringa today. Attorney General of Tanzania Hon. Mr. Frederick Werema raised the curtain and unveil the Center for Human Rights and Good Governance Main Office at RUCo in Iringa Region. Attorney General of Tanzania Hon. Mr. Frederick Werema (fourth right front row) posses for the group picture with delegations who attended the Inaugural Conference for the Marburg-Ruaha University College, Center for Human Rights and Good Governance in Iringa Region.

EMPLOYERS who are members of the Parastatal Pensions Fund (PPF) have been called upon to submit their employees’ contributions to the Fund without delay to avoid penalty (addition contribution) of five percent (5%) of late remittance compounded monthly. Speaking yesterday when addressing the Southern Highlands PPF member employers Human Resource and Finance Managers/Officers seminar in Iringa, Southern Highlands Zone Manager Mr. Kedron Mbwilo said, both the member and employer’s contributions should be remitted to the Fund within 30 days after the end of each month. Mbwilo observed that the impact of delayed contributions includes, loss of investment income to the fund, hence inadequate funding for benefit payment to retirees, bad reputation for the Fund and employer and member complaints as well. He also cautioned employers not do their remittance in cash but remittance should be done through bank deposits, cheques and TISS in case of large amount (more than 10m/-). “Contribut...