50 experts meet in Dar for timber trade forum

>Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda have declared their intention of working together to curb the illegal timber trade that is stripping Africa of its forestry resources.

The groundbreaking decision was finalised in Durban, South African and was facilitated by the WWF

>The economic costs of illegal logging are not only staggering globally and in the region but also greatly handicapping national efforts and the endeavour of our neighbours to exploit the potential of forests to improve the quality of life of their people.

In 2013, the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC, and WWF—the leading organisation in wildlife conservation and endangered species—carried out a rapid assessment on the Tanzania and Mozambique border to establish the extent of illegal cross-border timber trade.

Sixth EAC Communications Experts' Forum Underway in Mwanza
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Mwanza — The EAC Secretariat, in collaboration with GIZ, Kituo Cha Katiba (East African Centre for Constitutional Development) and Partner State Ministries responsible for EAC Affairs, have convened in Mwanza, the United Republic of Tanzania for the 6th ...
6TH EAC COMMUNICATIONS' EXPERT FORUM UNDERWAY IN MWANZAStarAfrica.com

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Tanzania has failed to honour an invitation to compete at the Africa Zone VI Golf Championship in Uganda because of a tight schedule.

Ndugu  Mtanzania  na rafiki  wa  Tanzania ,jee wewe ni  mfanyabiashara?Mjasiriamali?una miliki  biashara  ndogo  au  kubwa ?Unataka  kujua hali  na  mazangira  ya  kibiashara  hivi  sasa  nyumbani  na  vipi  waweza  kupata  frame  hapa  uingereza?Ungependa  kujuana,kushirikiana na  watu mbalimbali wajasiriamali?Wasilina nasi ili  ushiriki  kongamano  la  wana Diaspora   wajasiriamali.Wahi nafasi yako  sasa

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