Mtenga and his compatriot Joshua Loitu Mollel were in Israel as a part of an agricultural internship program. The two were part of a group of 260 Tanzanians who were in Israel to attend practical training on modern agriculture under the Tanzania-Israel cooperation framework.
In our briefing today:
Tanzania re-selected to the MCC after a seven years hiatus; Personal Data Protection Commission board’s chairperson appointed; Joseph Oleshangay: Winner of Weimar Human Rights Prize shares future of his activism; AfDB approves over $600m for 650-kilometre Tanzania, Burundi rail infrastructure; History as MNH launches first-ever hyperbaric machine in East Africa; Remmy Ongala: The life, death and legacy of legendary musician.
The railway is expected to incentivise large-scale mining and commercial agriculture
Nicolas Randin met with partners and visited several projects supported by the Government of Switzerland in Tanzania
In our briefing today: Government intensify Hanang recovery effort as death toll reaches 87; Vice President Mpango surfaces after a month-long absence, dispelled rumors of a health scare; Committee for drafting Tanzania vision 2050 revealed; How do we face natural disasters?
Members of the committee include 8 women and 14 men, 40 percent of them are academicians serving various universities in the country. Other sector covered include civil society, private sector and government
In our briefing today: Hanang Tragedy: Survival stories, ‘I thought the floods had affected the entire world’; Samia console Hanang tragedy survivors as death toll reaches 76; What happens when communities lead the fight against HIV/AIDS?; Democracy or Dictatorship? How authoritarianism is masquerading as democracy in the world; Unite for Change: Join forces in investing to eradicate online gender-based violence (OGBV)
In our briefing today: 63 Confirmed Dead Following Mudslides in Hanang, Tanzania. More Are Still Missing; Fire destroys 25 shops in Mwenge Dar es Salaam; Prime Minister quashes rumors about the Vice President whereabouts: “He is on official duties outside the country”
In our briefing today: 47 dead following heavy rain that caused mudslides in Hanang, Tanzania; PM:Tanganyika independence day celebrations will be held at regional level; Governmnet expect to complete 5000 housing units by March 2024 for the relocation of Ngorongoro residents; We Should Seriously Address Violence Against Women Before Giving Addresses
Forty-seven people have lost their lives, with more feared dead, as a result of heavy rainfall triggering mudslides in Hanang, Tanzania
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