African war heroines celebrated

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African women celebrated for contributing to dev
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July 31 was celebrated as the African Women's Day, a day declared by the African Union after the first Pan-African Women's Conference in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, in 1962. This important date honours the achievements of all African women and offers a ...
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The Tanzanian soldiers dragged into Europe's war

>Conflict and humanitarian crises rather than growing economies and development top the agenda for African leaders this week, as they meet for a summit of the continental bloc.

It’s a call normally heard in countries emerging from civil war: hand over your illegal weapons in exchange for amnesty.

'Tanzania top African country in war on international crimes'
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When it comes to combating international crimes, Tanzania tops all other countries in Africa that are members of the International Police force (Interpol). Speaking earlier this week at the official opening of the Annual General Meeting for regional police and ...

Under what is regarded as male dominated systems, even as Tanzania boasts of wider democracy, it is very hard for women to win elective posts. There are number of systematical, communal and personal hindrances, to name but a few, which blocks women from winning elective posts.

Muslims across Africa are celebrating Eid al-Fitr at the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan.

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New year festivity celebrated in peace
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Tanzanians yesterday marked the New Year 2015 celebrations peacefully amid tight security stepped-up by the police for fear that some people might use the event to disturb peace. Security was tightened at Manzese, Mabibo Mikocheni and Kawe, Mbagala, ...

Global efforts over the past decade have halved the number of people dying from malaria - a tremendous achievement, says the World Health Organization.