In our briefing today: What would it take to achieve an innovative Tanzania?
; Experts in Tanzania name media literacy as a strategy to counter disinformation ahead of elections ;
Practitioners express cautious optimism for the future of media in Tanzania;
Tanzania media fraternity mourns Gardner G Habash
They say that it is high time people stopped being passive social media users and became active agents of change.
They describe the future as “bright” but emphasise the role of the quality of the content produced, the leverage on available technologies, and conducive legal and regulatory framework as its conditions.
Experts and innovators agree that people’s ability to think beyond their imagination is essential to creating a more innovative society.
They urge authorities to abandon plans to take natives’ lands and turn them into game reserves. The government says it just upholds the law.
In our briefing today: Tanzania, Turkey sign six MOUs to strengthen bilateral ties, voice concerns over Gaza;
Tanzania moves battery minerals summit to July following increased demand ;
Advanced mammography technology to improve breast cancer treatment at MNH;
Welcome to the Digital Freedom and Innovation Day By The Chanzo on April 20, 2024
President Samia Suluhu Hassan and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan witnessed the signing of six memorandum of understanding in the areas of education, economic diplomacy, and cultural cooperation.
The summit brings actors in key battery minerals to advance the global green economy, address climate change, and allow select companies to meet the rapidly growing demand for key energy sources.
Two organisations partner to provide clinicians at the hospital with the latest mammography technology and advanced imaging training under a project to lower Tanzania’s breast cancer mortality by 50 per cent.
France said it’d only endorse a candidate who speaks French, promising to veto anyone who doesn’t. Dr Salim didn’t speak the language.
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