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)
Some are still grappling with the truth that they have lost their whole family members, and others have lost hope completely. These are some of the survival stories in their own words:
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
Hersi atapaswa achore ramani ya wapi Chama cha Klabu Afrika kielekee, kuwa na maono ya changamoto zinazoweza kutokea na njia ya kuzitatua, na kuonyesha chama kitakuwa wapi miaka mitano ijayo.
For example, the rate of access to drinking water in the project areas in Arusha has increased from 60 per cent of the population in 2019 to 81 per cent, exceeding the 75 per cent target set for 2025.
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