Is there a cure for Ebola?

Hopes pinned on Ebola clinical trials in Guinea

It is always better to prevent a disease than to treat it after it occurs. Diseases that used to be common in Tanzania and around the world, including polio, measles, diphtheria, rubella and tetanus can now be prevented by vaccination.

Still no cure as chaos continues in Libya

Constituent Assembly (CA) member John Shibuda has said a three-government Union structure cannot be the only solution to the problems bedeviling Tanzania, particularly, if the current leaders were to remain in power.

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This week we continue looking at the African Mining Vision (AMV) as a vital instrument for bringing Africa into a powerful single voice in ensuring that extractive (minerals) resources are exploited and used for the benefit of Africa. 

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We talk of a dog being blessed with a sharp sense of smell and sniffs out something faraway. Some journalists, members of a professional tribe to which I belong, are blessed with “the nose for news”; they literally sniff potential news where many other people see only emptiness.

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