More people but less water means higher food costs for Egypt

The latest political survey carried out in August this year by Twaweza indicated that water problem was one of the critical issues facing majority of people in Tanzania. Women are more affected given their roles at home.

South Sudanese women survive on plant amid famine fears

World Food Programme Guinea country director Elisabeth Faure says the Ebola outbreak is making problems with food insecurity in affected countries much worse.

A total of 2,600,000 Tanzanians across the country received piped water through the President Delivery Bureau (PDB) managed Big Results Now(BRN) progranmme.

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A heatwave in Egypt has left at least 61 people dead in three days, the health ministry says, as temperatures soar to 44C (111F).

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>Water is life, the saying goes. Yet many Tanzanians die not for lack of the precious liquid but for drinking it when it is  contaminated and unsafe for human consumption. That is why we consider most valid the concern expressed by the medical officer in-charge at Mwanshimba Dispensary in Tabora, Dr George Kavella, who noted that the health of 17,000 people in the ward is at risk because they drink dirty water from a dam.

hellofood is happy to announce a successful outcome of its “You say, we give” campaign (World Food Day) in Tanzania that ran from October 16th-22nd 2015. The go-to marketplace for online food delivery in Africa aims to raise awareness for the still existing inequality for world food supply. hellofood wants to emphasize the importance of everyone having access to food and daily necessities.

Therefore, hellofood created a special social media campaign to make this sensitive topic visible....