First Lady calls for concerted efforts to curb spread of HIV

Concerted efforts needed to fight child labour
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THE government through the Ministry of Community Development, Gender and Children has been doing its best to safeguard children's rights. However, worst forms of child labour and violence against children witnessed especially in mining sites mean that ...

 Heads of Anti-Corruption Authorities from Republic of Kenya (left), South Sudan (centre) and the Federal Republic of Ethiopia stand for the Anthem at the start of the meeting in Entebbe earlier today Rt Hon Daniel F. Kidega (right) Speaker of EALA, Hon Shem Bageine, Minister for EAC Affairs, Uganda and Lady Justice Irene Mulyagonja, inspector General of Uganda at the meeting earlier today.  The EALA Speaker opened the meetingA section of delegates at the meeting in Entebbe
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Over 50 per cent of Tanzanian households own insecticide treated nets (ITN) enough for all occupants, making the country a leader in Africa in the proportion of ITN-owning households, a new report shows.

TFF bans handshakes by players to curb spread of Coronavirus  Goal.com

>With about 50 maternal deaths reported annually in Kasulu, district authorities have launched an awareness raising programme for expectant mothers in a bid to improve maternal and child health in the district.

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BRAC supplements government efforts to curb unemployment
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Unemployment is still a critical problem in Tanzania in the wake of increasing population size---which rose from 34 million in 2002 to around 44.9 million as August 2012 census. A large portion of these populations is youth from the age of 17 who have ...

The First Ministerial Meeting of Ministers responsible for water resources from the United Republic of Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)  met in Dodoma, Tanzania to step up efforts to curbing Lake Tanganyika Challenges.   The meeting was jointly opened by Hon. Prof. Jumanne A. Maghembe, Minister for Water of the United Republic of Tanzania and Hon. Bruno Kapandji Kalala, Minister for Water and Electricity of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) both accompanied by their...

>The controversy surrounding Depo Provera, a contraceptive widely used by women in Sub-Saharan Africa, has resurfaced. This follows a new study published on Friday in the renowned medical journal, The Lancet, which supports evidence that the contraceptive raises the risk of HIV transmission.

>The controversy surrounding Depo Provera, a contraceptive widely used by women in Sub-Saharan Africa, has resurfaced. This follows a new study published on Friday in the renowned medical journal, The Lancet, which supports evidence that the contraceptive raises the risk of HIV transmission.