Alarm as world experiences effects of ecological changes

Senior world officials reacted with deep alarm Friday as Burundi’s government threatened to unleash a new round of blood-letting in the Great Lakes region of Africa.

>For years, the success story of the Nile perch has been told in volumes and verses to the extent that this version of reality overshadows the impact of the fish on Lake Victoria.

The BBC wants to hear how West Africans are dealing with the virus

By Jordan Bissell, Special to CNN(CNN) -- Tanzania is far more than just a spot to climb the world's tallest freestanding mountain.

The East African country's stunning wildlife, expansive volcanic crater and intriguing islands all set it apart as a unique destination. Massive Mount Kilimanjaro just adds to its allure.

The Indian Ocean laps Tanzania's eastern edge between Kenya and Mozambique, and the "spice island" of Zanzibar is 22 miles off the mainland.

Tanzania's sprawling plains are...

Since 2008 I have climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro at least once in each year and in this blog I share my experience of climbing the world's highest free standing mountain, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I also share stories of people I have met during my climbs. Read how Madaraka Nyerere shares his Mt Kilimanjaro experiences: CLICK HERE

Cornell Chronicle
Global experiences add 'richness to the conversation'
Cornell Chronicle
Lodoe Sangmo '14 speaks about her experiences in Tanzania taking courses at a medical university as part the student panel at the Einaudi Center's internationalization symposium Feb. 10 in the Biotechnology Building. Trisica Munroe.

Uamsho leaders relive prison experiences
Daily News
THE leader of an Islamic propagation group popularly known as UAMSHO, Sheikh Farid Hadi Ahmed, has said that their life in remand was generally good, particularly after the first 42 days in prison. “It is obvious that we were not happy to stay in jail for about ...

Tanzania is the 15th among 22 countries most TB patients. It mentions the number of patients in the country increase rapidly from 11,000 people in 1984 to 62,000 in 2006. Increased also up to 63,892 in 2012 and in 2013 reached 65,000.

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