Patients decry the high cost of treating kidney complications

Manufacturers in Tanzania have always to contend with the problem of counterfeits, which adds losses to their table. Likewise, consumers have to contend with consuming counterfeits, knowingly or unknowingly.

There is a theoretical, invisible barrier that holds women back from achieving either the status or the salaries their male contemporaries earn. The glass ceiling or glass cage as it is called isn’t something new in the professional world, it is the reason the descendants of Eve fail to claim their full potential.

It goes without saying that every one of us has the duty to protect the environment. One way of protecting the environment is through use of efficient and renewable sources of energy.

The Association of Tanzania Employers (ATE) wants the new government to address policy and law issues that have been triggering the high cost of doing business in the country.

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>Despite tremendous efforts being done with the support of development partners, the cost of doing business in East Africa remain high.

The world has long debated whether or not to legalise the sale of human organs like kidneys for medical purposes. But Tanzanians do not have to think too hard about it.

Kidney stones are more common among people living in cooler climates as their chances to become dehydrated are lower, which concentrates minerals in their urine making stone formation easier. Today there are plenty of people in Africa, including children who suffer from this medical condition.

Dar es Salaam. Kidney ailments threaten tens of hundreds of Tanzanians.