El Niño-induced Heavy Rains Leave 155 People Dead in Tanzania
Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa says the ongoing torrent has also destroyed over 51,000 homes and affected over 200,000 people nationwide.
Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa says the ongoing torrent has also destroyed over 51,000 homes and affected over 200,000 people nationwide.
The committee expressed “regret” for Tanzania’s unwillingness to follow up on three petitions filed to the committee concerning the mutilation of people with albinism and the lack of accountability for such abuses.
In our briefing today: Human rights report raises concerns about the trend of men abandoning their families in Tanzania;
Experts in Tanzania want conservation ‘decolonised’ as World Bank pulls out of controversial project ;
ACT-Wazalendo: A Decade of democratic resilience in Tanzania my generation witnessed
The report points to a direct relationship between family earnings and control of financial resources with abandonment
ACT-Wazalendo stands out not for its years but for its stature; it is the youngest in formation yet a colossus in action.
Implemented in the southern highlands of Tanzania, the project has been associated with widespread human rights violations and abuses that the government denies.
In our briefing today: Radio presenter Gardner G Habash laid to rest in Kikelelwa Rombo;
Zanzibar government received 91.4 billion as its share in the union govt proceedings for FY 2023/24 ;
Several local governments earned USD 12 million in carbon credit sales.
The environmental watchdog EJF links Chinese fishing vessels in the Indian ocean with illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing. China dismisses the allegations as “false.”
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.
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