In our briefing today: Tanzania ‘deeply concerned’ with security situation in Sudan; US Chamber of Commerce visits Tanzania to strengthen commercial ties; New study outlines recommendations to address post-harvest loss; Veteran CCM MP Nimrod Mkono dies aged 79.
In our briefing today: Tanzania signs deals worth $600 with three Australian mining companies; AfDB, EU, And France invest $300m in Tanzania’s hydropower project; ‘Diary of an African Hub Manager’: Book examining Tanzania’s innovation ecosystem launched; Vodacom Tanzania launches loyalty programme for freelance agents.
It assesses the role of several stakeholders in promoting innovation in Tanzania.
The project is expected to have a major impact on the economic development of this rapidly growing zone, which lies at the heart of the Great Lakes region.
Written by Tanzanian journalists, the book details the contested legacy of former leader John Magufuli.
In our briefing today: Govt suspends the 10 pc council loans following CAG queries; ‘We are in dire need food,’Mtwara flood victims plead; Australian miner threatens to seize Air Tanzania aircraft; Slovenia seeks Tanzania’s support for UN security council non-permanent member seat; Tanzania deports ‘Facebook rapist’ Thabo Bester to SA; GBV ‘a big threat’ to women’s rights in Tanzania, LHRC reports.
LHRC is calling on the government to enact a special anti-GBV law to show commitment to ending the harmful practice.
In our briefing today: Children’s rights most violated in Tanzania, new report by LHRC finds; Revealed: COVID-19 did not impact bushmeat eaters levels of wild meat consumption at Kenya-Tanzania border; WFP Tanzania ‘concerned’ about the funding constraints facing its refugee response; Tanzanian nurse among finalists for the Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award 2023.
From 2017 to 2021, 70,997 incidents of violence against children were reported at police stations across the country, averaging 14,199 incidents yearly, LHRC reports.
In our briefing today: Samia to witness the signing of Chilalo graphite agreements; SA police in Tanzania to repatriate ‘Facebook rapist’ Thabo Bester; Police in Njombe seizes 63 illegal Ethiopian migrants; Edenville Energy ‘cheerful’ on latest activity at its Rukwa coal project.
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