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Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Seif Rashid, inaugurated a building to accommodate state-of-the art operating theatre at the Mtowisa Health Centre in Sumbawanga district, Rukwa region at the climax of the national White Ribbon Day celebrations.   The theatre has been constructed by the Wazazi na Mwana programme which is being jointly implemented by Plan International, Africare and Jhpiego in both Rukwa and Mwanza regions with financial support from the Government of Canada and...

Tina Kakolaki is a Tanzanian born musician who resides in the United States. She sings in Haya, Swahili and English. With two albums already in the market and one still a work in progress, Tina has attracted a significant number of fans worldwide.  As a member of the Tanzanian Diaspora, Tina has embraced both the Tanzanian and the American cultures and her music speaks for itself carrying the message of love. Moreover, Tina has become one of the musicians in the United States who still have...

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Africa's leading businesses need to do more to promote women into top positions, a new report says.

>Africa’s female presidents: From Sirleaf to Samba-Panza, Africa looks to its women to fix its broken states, Charles Mwanguhya Mpagi writes of Africa’s three female presidents.

Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon are favourites to win the African Women Championship which kicks-off in Namibia on Saturday.

Unbeknown to many, most of human history took place in Africa, where women were equal, if not superior, to men. For thousands of years, African societies were matriarchal and they prospered. By bringing an oppressive form of Colonial Christianity to Africa, Europeans replaced millennia of prosperous matriarchy with oppressive patriarchy.