Huge support for Magufuli’s Uhuru Day cleanliness drive

The opposition Chadema has been in the news recently, this time pointedly rubbishing the hero’s welcome President John Magufuli has been enjoying since he began his famous crackdown on a bloated government expenditure and paralysis that for years, has gripped the public service delivery system.

 Tanzanians have been ordered to make it a habit that the first Saturday of every month is used for cleaning up the environment, the government said yesterday.

Tanzania: First Saturday of Every Month is Cleanliness Day, Orders Govt
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Dar es Salaam — Tanzanians have been ordered to make it a habit that the first Saturday of every month is used for cleaning up the environment, the government said yesterday. Deputy Minister in the Vice President's office (Union matters and ...
Cleanliness drive here to stayDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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Milk consumption is still very low in our country. Available data shows that on average, every Tanzanian consumes only 42 litres of milk per year, contrary to the World Health Organisation’s recommended amount of 200 litres.

Two organisations have embarked on a massive campaign aimed at rallying Tanzanian farmers and the public at large towards promoting agriculture.

Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) has donated 11 vehicles to the government of Tanzania in support of the anti-poaching efforts.

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Residents in the region yesterday received the 53rd anniversary of Tanzania Mainland’s independence with mixed feelings.

Minister Nyalandu, (R), responds to Kibodya's remarks, as Mantra-Tanzania Vice President, Galina Molchinova, (L), and Game rangers, listenHanding over of two vehicles, Toyota Land CruiserMemory photo, staff of Mantra-Tanzania and Minister NyalanduSome of the representatives of Game Rangers SquadTesting the vehicleAcceptance remarksTourism and Natural Resources experts-K-VIS