Hunger is killing our people, please help

Comrade, Once again, millions of African citizens face famine and the destruction of their livelihoods. At this moment, 12 million men, women and children in Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia are in dire need of food, clean water and basic sanitation. Tens of thousands of Somali children have died in the last 90 days and over 500,000 are now at…

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The Government of Tanzania announces commitment to address findings on the violence against children

DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, 9 August 2011 – The results of a pioneering survey led by the Government of Tanzania released today reveal an urgent need to address violence against children across all sectors and in settings where children spend most of their time, particularly in their homes, communities, and schools. “I am so pleased that Tanzania is taking…

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Diabetes in Tanzania : A summer project offers a glimpse at the problems that plague the Tanzanian h

By Lilian Msambichaka: Help me! Someone help me please! My child is dying, please someone help me! A woman holds her convulsing son outside a café a few steps from the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) hospital in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The café is frequented by patients and their family members and MUHAS staff. I…

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Development of Rural Communications in Africa Taking Centre Stage for ICT Stakeholders.

The Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO), in conjunction with the Tanzanian Ministry of Communications, Science and Technology and the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority will be holding the sixth annual Connecting Rural Communities Africa Forum in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on 24 – 26 August 2011. With a milieu of ICT organisations such as Ericsson and Helios Towers Nigeria, the event…

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Why is Tanzania shilling depreciating?

Balozi Morwa : Why is Tanzania shilling depreciating- I suspect, among other things is a a loose control from the government on the currency trading in the interbank foreign exchange market (IFEM) as one of great source for the dwindling shilling! There should be an inevitable monitoring of the government on IFEM as some local foreign banks have been…

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Kikwete\’s Personal Assistant gets a key post at World Economic Forum

Geneva, Switzerland, 8 August 2011 – The World Economic Forum has announced that Elsie Kanza, the Personal Assistant (Economic Affairs) to President Jakaya M. Kikwete of Tanzania, is to become the Forum’s new Head of Africa. Kanza will visit Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, later this month in preparation for the 2012 World Economic Forum on Africa. “After six fruitful years…

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Kikwete\’s Personal Assistant gets a key post at World Economic Forum

Geneva, Switzerland, 8 August 2011 – The World Economic Forum has announced that Elsie Kanza, the Personal Assistant (Economic Affairs) to President Jakaya M. Kikwete of Tanzania, is to become the Forum’s new Head of Africa. Kanza will visit Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, later this month in preparation for the 2012 World Economic Forum on Africa. “After six fruitful years…

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More Tanzanians positively embracing doing business

Mkemimi Mungi, Dar es Salaam: Entrepreneurship entails establishing a business and managing it in order to make profit. Most of the Tanzanians, fortunately, are quite industrious and have positively embraced doing business. They earn their livelihood and that of their children from it. Starting or running a business successfully, however, is not as easy as it sounds. Just like…

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