Experts suggest new ways to end FGM

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Tanzania’s tourism is growing at a remarkable rate, but more efforts are needed to improve service delivery for visitors.

Tanzania is yet in another round of mourning following the deaths of our compatriots thanks to the latest cases of road carnage now getting just too familiar!

Tanzania is yet in another round of mourning following the deaths of our compatriots thanks to the latest cases of road carnage now getting just too familiar!

A court date is set for a verdict in Egypt's landmark trial in a case of female genital mutilation (FGM).

Efforts to fight female genital mutilation (FGM) is paying. There are indications to that effect as shown through the decreasing number of girls who undergo the ritual each year. One of the reasons why FGM is decreasing is the introduction of alternative rites of passage training provided to young girls and boys in communities which practice FGM.

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Masanga, 05 January 2015 – As efforts to end female genital mutilation (FGM) are intensifying in the country, 836 young people– 634 girls and 202 boys from Tarime and Loliondo districts, have gone through alternative rites of passage training. The young people were awarded certificates of merit during a graduation ceremony organized by Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul on Monday 5th January 2015 and officiated by Minister of Labour and Employment, Hon. Gaudensia Kabaka.

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