Anger, frustration as 900 rail travellers stranded

'There are no flights': Australian travellers leave coronavirus quarantine only to find they are still stranded  The GuardianAirlines Need To Work With Airports To Weather The Corona Storm  Simple FlyingUnion urges Qantas to extend coronavirus sick leave to stood-down cabin crew  ABC NewsAustralia's turbulent airline industry  Airline RatingsTroubled Virgin reduced to a wing and industry prayers  The AustralianView Full coverage on Google News

Tanzanians who frequently travel away from home are at a higher risk of contracting HIV than those who do not, it has been revealed.

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More 120 travellers linked to Coronavirus isolated in Uganda  The Citizen DailyView Full coverage on Google News

East African Community Headquarters, Arusha, Tanzania, 19th June, 2020: The German Ambassador to Tanzania, her Excellency Regine Hess, joined and obviously also enjoyed a training on the prevention and detection of COVID-19 infections for airport staff at the Abeid Karume Amani International Airport in Zanzibar this week.
The trainings for trainers are set to take place at international airports in the EAC region to prepare them prior to resume to normal travel after COVID-19 restrictions....

The Medical Stores Department (MSD) in the capital Dodoma is facing an acute shortage of funds for timely purchase and distribution of essential drugs in the region, according to the department’s officer.

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Police roadblocks, travellers' harassment thwart regional integration - EAC official
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Time wasted in police roadblocks and harassment of travellers across the East African region have been described as the persisting Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs) to smooth trade among the five partner states. “These are among the challenges unveiled at the ...
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Dar es Salaam residents were forced to spend long hours queuing at various Luku vending stations after a mobile system went down and Tanesco stopped using Selcom services.

President Barack Obama tells the BBC his failure to pass "common sense gun safety laws" is the greatest frustration of his presidency, as he starts a visit to Africa.