Govt promises to step up fight on eye disease

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Open Govt Data a step forward, but one step
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President Jakaya Kikwete on Friday officiated at an African Open Data Conference organized by the World Bank, where Tanzania joins other African countries moving to put on public accessibility official data that is often locked in agency references. It ...

The news story that two teachers in Ngorongoro District have been caught writing national Form Four exams for their pupils is disturbing but not surprising.  Why, modern-day Tanzania is experiencing what educationist Ronald Dore (1976) cynically described as diploma disease.

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Tanzania to step up fight against poaching
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Tanzania plans to hold a summit May 9th-10th in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the International Conservation Caucus Foundation (ICCF) in an effort to combat poaching in the country, Tanzania's The Guardian ...
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Some otherwise poor Tanzanian families are known to spend millions upon millions of shillings for a wedding ceremony, the aftermath of which is agonisingly long periods of debt repayment.

In efforts to fight elephant poaching, the Tanzania National Parks (Tanapa) in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have put special facilities on 30 elephants in the Ruaha National Park aimed at monitoring their movements.

Researchers in Tanzania are banking on the use of mobile communications technology as a new solution for tackling the country’s health challenges, it has been revealed.

In strengthening efforts and extending war against gender-based violence, at least 414 gender desks have been set up at different police stations in the country, the House heard yesterday.

United Nation Resident coordinator Mr Alvaro Rodrigues has urged young people to be in forefront of dealings concerning  climate change and reducing its impact.

East African leaders yesterday vowed to combat terrorism with unwavering determination.