In our briefing today: Germany ‘sorry’ for colonial wrongs it committed in Tanzania: President; UK warns its citizens in Tanzania against a looming terrorist attack;Universal Health Care Bill passed in parliament
It advises its nationals against travelling to any area within 20km of the Tanzanian border with the Cabo Delgado province of Mozambique.
President Steinmeier says his ancestors’ actions in Tanganyika “embarrass” him, adding that he’s ashamed of what his country did to Africans.
They want the government to develop long-term solutions to prevent women from falling prey to predatory lenders.
In our briefing today: Organisations lay out recommendations to increase youth representation in leadership; REDD+ and local communities’ welfare in Tanzania: Past lessons and current trends; Tanzania must adopt strict international standards of engineering.
In our briefing today: German President Steinmeier in Tanzania for a three-day state visit to improve ties; Israel confirms Hamas holds two Tanzanian national hostages; Tanzania cuts down maternal mortality rate by 80pc; Devastating rains leave over 150 people homeless in Rukwa.
She’ll be responsible for chairing the organisation’s statutory meetings and representing it at global events.
The two will jointly contribute EUR146 million, about half of the total cost of EUR296 million of the project.
It includes ensuring integration and allowing interoperability of government systems to improve their functionalities.
He defends his government’s move to privatise some services in public hospitals, saying it’ll improve service delivery.
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