Dar delegation on a mission to stop poaching

Kenyan delegation on trade mission to Tanzania  Standard Digital

EU delegation issues statement in agreement with the EU heads of mission in ...
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BRUSSELS, Belgium - The government decision of January 23rd to suspend the circulation of "The East African", a longestablished regional newspaper, gives rise to concerns about freedom of press in Tanzania. It is the duty of the media to work within the ...

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Circumstances of the bodged Operation Tokomeza to stop poaching in Tanzania
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Tanzania's President Jakaya Kikwete late last week appointed an official probe team to conduct an enquiry into the circumstances of the bodged 'Operation Tokomeza' which was to unfold last year to combat the out of control poaching in the country but ...
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Circumstances of the botched Operation Tokomeza to stop poaching in Tanzania
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Tanzania's President Jakaya Kikwete late last week appointed an official probe team to conduct an enquiry into the circumstances of the botched 'Operation Tokomeza' which was to unfold last year to combat the out of control poaching in the country but ...
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Turkish delegation in Dar to explore business opportunities
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Turkey Foreign Affairs minister is in the country to assess business opportunities available here as well as issues related to infrastructure, education and power sources. Ahmet Davutoglu said in Dar es Salaam on Friday he was happy to note that trade ...
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Turkey intensifies efforts for UN Security Council bidHurriyet Daily News
Turkey to help Tanzania's...

>Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda have been named exemplary in Africa in seizing illegal ivory exiting the continent.

A seven-player South Africa team jetted into the country yesterday as they crisscross the continent with a view to promoting rugby.

>The United Nations could slap sanctions on Tanzania and other African countries for failing to end poaching, which is threatening to wipe out elephants and rhinos.