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
Tanzania has about 1.7 million people living with HIV (PLHIV) and over two million people infected by viral hepatitis B and C.
Daniel Chongolo says there’s an ongoing campaign aimed at “tarnishing” his image and he’s not willing to see CCM associated with his alleged misconduct.
In our briefing today: Thirteen arrested in Zanzibar in connection with child sex trafficking reports; Study recommends measures Petra Diamonds can restore community relations; Peace talks between Ethiopia, Oromo rebels in Tanzania collapse – again; Kenya’s Jambojet to start flying from Mombasa to Zanzibar beginning July next year.
Parties to the conflict fail to reach a mutual agreement, further threatening the security in Ethiopia.
Solidarity is a slippery word, particularly in a world of rapid NGO-isation. But if there is to be genuine solidarity with transport workers—either at home or internationally—it must start by knowing the story of “hivi vita,” of “these wars.”
In our briefing today: Meet brave Zanzibari men and women taking on child sex trafficking: ‘We’ve got children too’; China dominated FDI in Tanzania with USD 614 million in investment between July and September 2023; Tanzanian held hostage by Hamas has died, govt confirms; People driving in V8s have no authority advising Tanzanians on balanced diets.
It follows a request for inspection from two Tanzanians who allege that the World Bank violated its policies and guidelines in implementing the project.
They estimate that working with Christian and Muslim leaders could advance access to contraception for one million additional women in Tanzania alone.
These outbreaks threaten the existing health systems and programmes, including routine immunisation and mass immunisation campaigns.
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