China feels the pinch as imports and exports sink

Daily News
Tanzania exports to China up by 45pc
Daily News
TANZANIA exports to China rose by over 45 per cent last year, thanks to zero tariffs trade preferential offered by the Asian nation. Trade volume between the two countries, according to China's Ministry of Commerce, ballooned last year to 3.7 billion US dollars ...
Tanzania jails ivory smuggler for 20 yearsNews24
Tanzania jails Chinese ivory smuggler for 20 yearsGlobalPost

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>I  know from personal experience and recorded History that secondhand clothing has been routinely imported into this country from the end of World War II (1939-45). The natives just loved British Army surplus-wear, including especially greatcoats, ‘ma-Joho,’ which reached to the shins, and could be worn with nothing under like shirts, vests, underpants, trousers!

IPPmedia
We now feel the pinch-Membe.
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The government yesterday said it was feeling the pinch caused by the burden of helping Burundians fleeing their country. Tanzania and other neighbouring countries are hosting thousands of Burundians who have fled their country and now the government ...

A better life is what everyone dreams about and to some, that can only be attained by going to Europe.

Five decades from now sounds like a very long time but scientists say it is the time it will take for coastal flooding to wipe Dar es Salaam off the map, especially Temeke and Kinondoni.

European shares sink again as coronavirus deaths mount  Aljazeera.comView Full coverage on Google News

The Observer
Tanzania: Sacking Civil Servants for Not Doing Their Job? Somebody Pinch Me, I ...
AllAfrica.com
This past week, President John Pombe Magufuli got rid of Edward Hosea, the anti-corruption tsar, for allegedly not doing his job. Every week something new comes along with this administration, mostly exciting. This, however, is on a different scale.
What would Magufuli do to attain sustainable energy access in Africa?The Observer (blog)
Of The Tanzanian Change And Our Own Change By Peter...

Amazon, African forests turning from CO2 sink to source: study  RFITropical forests losing their ability to absorb carbon, study finds  The GuardianTropical forests' carbon sink is already rapidly weakening  Phys.orgTropical forests’ ability to absorb carbon nearing ‘tipping point’ and could soon accelerate climate crisis, study finds  The IndependentThe Congo rainforest is losing ability to absorb carbon dioxide. That’s bad for climate change.  Washington PostView Full coverage on Google...

Patients who don’t have access to medical insurance are feeling the pinch of lack of important diagnostic services at Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) and Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute (MOI).