China arms now itself for difficult ‘war on pollution’

Rival forces in South Sudan’s civil war should face sanctions and an arms embargo, Human Rights Watch said Friday, reporting “extraordinary acts of cruelty” it said amounted to war crimes.

Today in Beijing, President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping made history by jointly announcing the United States’ and China’s respective targets for reducing the greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change in the post-2020 period.

This announcement is a unique development in the U.S.-China relationship. The world’s two largest economies, energy consumers, and carbon emitters are reaching across traditional divides and working together to demonstrate leadership on an issue that...

Coronavirus Partly Responsible For Dramatic Decrease In Nitrogen Dioxide Pollution Over China  CleanTechnica

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China pledges more support to Tanzania's war against elephant poaching
GlobalPost
ARUSHA, Tanzania, Aug. 17 (Xinhua) -- China on Monday expressed commitments towards supporting Tanzania's endeavors in the fight against elephant poaching. Lin Zhiyong, the Chinese Embassy's economic and commercial representative in Tanzania, ...
Human-Elephant Conflict Needs More International ExposureNational Geographic
Elephant poaching in Tanzania: Is the government playing the role of a...

Coronavirus outbreak in China spurs supply chain shifts that began during trade war  CNBC

Tanzania’s general election concluded on a sour note to the loose coalition of political parties, (Ukawa) as the long ruling CCM won the presidency and retained their majority in parliament.

Aliens difficult to identify in Newala
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THE National Identification Authority (NIDA) has raised concern to Newala District over what they described as a big number of illegal migrants from Mozambique who regard themselves as Tanzanians. Speaking to this newspaper on Sunday, the Chief ...

Aisha in agony.

By our Reporter

AISHA a movie produced locally to address the pains of turning a blind eye on issues which affects women in particular rape, was screened over the weekend at Century Cinema in Mlimani City, Dar es salaam.

It was a shocking story, coupled with dangerous moves portrayed very accurately by actress and actors on the movie.

The director Omar Chande brilliantly made his shocking story understood to the public by presenting close ups and cuts barely used in the...