Campaigners to honour Nyerere for conservation efforts

Americans Promise US$30 Million for Tanzanian Conservation Efforts
AllAfrica.com
Arusha, Tanzania — The United States government has promised $30 million during the next five years to boost wildlife and environment conservation efforts in Tanzania.writes ELISHA MAYALLAH. US Ambassador to Tanzania, Mark Childress , last month ...

Plastic desks to replace wooden ones in conservation efforts
Daily News
AS part of efforts to conserve forests, the government plans to introduce special plastic desks in schools to replace wooden tables. This was revealed in the House by the deputy minister in the Prime Minsiter's Office (Regional Administration and Local ...

Some streams in Moshi Municipality, which dried several years ago, have started flowing thanks to relentless environmental conservation efforts.

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Unclear demarcation threatens Iringa Community based conservation efforts
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Professional hunting activities in MBOMIPA Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Iringa Region are clouded in uncertainty, prompting the government to set up a probe on two hunting companies. Two Dar es Salaam-based hunting companies operating in the ...

>Elite athletes from five countries are expected to compete in this year’s Dar Rotary Marathon set for Tuesday.

Dar es Salaam is buzzing with activity as Tanzanians prepare to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the death of the Founding Father of the Nation, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere. 

>Madaraka Nyerere, the sixth child of the late Father of the Nation, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, has said 15 years after his father’s death there are very few leaders who still honour him and follow his legacy.

Media At a Glance As Campaigners Wind Up
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Zanzibar — In a general perspective, media has not been impartial during the election campaigning, officially closing on Saturdaybefore the polling Day on Sunday. But despite the challenge, journalists have been urged to shun any form of partisanship ...
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Human rights crusaders say if there was political will in the country, Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) would have ended.