SPECIAL REPORT: Arusha college holds the future of bio-medical engineering

>Over the past decade, smart phones have radically changed many aspects of our everyday lives, from banking to shopping to entertainment. Medicine is next. With innovative digital technologies, cloud computing and machine learning, the medicalised smart phone is going to upend every aspect of health care. And the end result will be that you, the patient, are about to take center stage for the first time.

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SPECIAL REPORT: Why anti-poaching campaign ineffective
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In recent years, Tanzania has witnessed a steep rise in poaching and other forms of crime targeting elephants and other wild animal species. The rate of killings is significantly greater than the elephants' capacity to reproduce. This has led many wildlife ...

A concentration of influential African engineering players

 Jacobs Engineering SA (JESA) is organizing the first international symposium, “Engineering Symposium for Africa” (https://www.esa-symposium.com) around the theme of “Engineering and Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Development in Africa” in Marrakesh on Thursday, May 21st, 2015.

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This international event will feature high-level speakers: renowned experts, figures in politics,...

Teachers' body holds meeting in Arusha
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MORE than 1,200 teachers from all the regions of the country are scheduled to meet in Arusha next week to deliberate on issues pertaining to their profession. Organised by the Tanzania Teachers' Union (CWT), the three-day meeting which begins on ...

TLS holds annual conference in Arusha
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SHOULD Tanzanian lawyers be allowed to advertise and highly promote their firms, practice or services? This is the question that the 2014 Half Annual Conference and General Meeting (HAGM) of the Tanganyika Law Society is trying to answer here.

>For years, the success story of the Nile perch has been told in volumes and verses to the extent that this version of reality overshadows the impact of the fish on Lake Victoria.

>Outbreaks of  viral diseases which are known to spread from animals to humans (known as Zoonotic diseases) can be so economically devastating and life threatening—the reason why future health research priorities should be reviewed to combat Zoonotic infections in Tanzania and Africa in general.