Tanzania’s healthcare system lacks specialised diagnostic facilities for many rare diseases, forcing families to seek medical opinions abroad, an option that remains out of reach for most.
With women’s economic participation in Sub-Saharan Africa at 68.1 per cent, lower than North America’s 76.3 per cent, the continent faces a longer path to gender parity.
The party has integrated digital platforms across multiple payment systems, including mobile money and social media, to facilitate contributions.
In our briefing today: CHADEMA launches ‘tone tone’ campaign to boost citizen funding for local politics;
Govt’s Chief Spokesperson Gerson Msigwa defends Samia’s record on democracy, economy;
European Investment Bank backs Africa Finance Corporation $750 million climate resilient infrastructure fund;
ACT-Wazalendo calls on Z’bar’s govt to terminate contract with investor at Malindi’s Port over ‘dismal failures’;
Tanzania’s prosecutors end almost two month-incarceration of govt critic Willibrod Slaa as they drop ‘false information’ charges against him
The Infrastructure Climate Resilient Fund aims to accelerate climate adaptation in Africa by embedding resilience measures at every stage of infrastructure development—from design and construction to operation.
The party’s call comes as authorities in Zanzibar are scrambling to find solutions to congestion and delays at the island’s most important ports as Ramadan approaches.
Slaa was arrested after he claimed that President Samia had spoken with Mbowe to help him secure his position as chairperson of the opposition CHADEMA.
In a wide-ranging, exclusive interview with The Chanzo, Mr Msigwa said Tanzanians have a “thousand reasons” to vote for President Samia in the general elections later this year.
In our briefing: Is Tanzania’s Media Sector Ready to Adopt AI? New Study Finds About Half of Newsrooms Are Prepared; President Samia Hands Over 35 Fishing Boats and 60 Auxiliary Boats to Fishermen in Pangani, Tanga; Geological Survey of Tanzania Strengthens Efforts to Expand Areas with Detailed Geophysical Data to Unlock Mining Potential
Tanzania has set an ambitious target to have 50 percent of the country’s total land area surveyed by 2030.