2 Dar teenagers introduce environment-friendly bags

In Anticipation of Friendly Environment On Polling Day
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AS Tanzanians prepare fort he general election next month in a tight presidential race, the youth have raised concern over a relatively a complicated electoral process particularly during casting of votes. They have also raised concerns over ...

Advocacy on disabled friendly environment bears fruit
Daily News
EFFORTS to educate communities on the importance of building friendly infrastructure for people with disabilities in Coast region has started to bear fruit, it has been learnt. According to Assistant Monitoring and Advocacy Officer for Action on Disability and ...

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Police introduce system to ensure security in Dar
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Police in Dar es Salaam have introduced a new programme that will see each street having several police officers from different department. Dar es Salaam Special Zone Police Commissioner, Suleiman Kova, said the program was part of efforts to beef up ...

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How friendly is Dar's BRT to people with disabilities?
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Typical boarding platform. The platform level matches with BRT buses floor so as to have at grade access to and from buses for benefit of people with disabilities. Road users with disabilities face many challenges in using the roads safely. This group includes ...
Lack of 'Stop' signs deter enforcementDaily News

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Malawi, Tanzania Women Football Friendly Moved to Dar es Salaam
AllAfrica.com
Malawi national women's football team friendly game against Tanzania has been moved to Dar-es-Salaam to be played on November 7. The friendly game was initially scheduled to take place on this Saturday at Civo Stadium but Tanzania Football ...
Tanzania, Malawi tout albino rights advocacyDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Someone tell the UN witchunting albinos is not common in...

Teenage depression runs deeper than just occasional mood swings.

15 per cent of teenagers in Tanzania illiterate
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Thirteen years after the government implemented the Complementary Basic Education in Tanzania (COBET) programme it is reported that more than 1.5 million children aged between 11 and 18 years are still not attending any school. In fact, even now, just ...

>Alarm has been sounded over the increasing number of teenagers consuming alcohol in Tanzania.

78-year old man arraigned for marrying off teenagers  The Citizen Daily