Tanzania: Plan Dar Well to Cope With Population Rise

Tanzania: Plan Dar Well to Cope With Population Rise
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam is among African cities experiencing rapid growth, with studies showing the city of over 4 million residents is on its way to becoming a mega city by the first quarter of this century. The African Development Bank estimates that by 2030 ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

29 Dec

Plan dar well to cope with population rise

Dar es Salaam is among African cities experiencing rapid growth, with studies showing the city of over 4 million residents is on its way to becoming a mega city by the first quarter of this century.

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

05 Jan

Dar police plan to curb rise in robberries

 Police will deploy detectives in major financial institutions to keep an eye on activities within and outside banks to curb rising cases of robberies in the city.

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

24 Nov

' We Can't Cope With Mass Burundian Refugee Influx in Tanzania'- UNHCR

Independent Online
' We Can't Cope With Mass Burundian Refugee Influx in Tanzania'- UNHCR
AllAfrica.com
More than a hundred thousand Burundian refugees in neighboring Tanzania face overcrowding and disease. Aid agencies say the lives of these refugees could be threatened by heavy rains and an increase of new arrivals. The United Nations High ...
UNICEF appeals for $25m for BurundiEast African Business Week
Fear of cholera, floods as Burundi refugees pack Tanzania campsDaily Mail
Overstretched and...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

31 May

Dar population to double by 2017

www.worldbulletin.net
Dar population to double by 2017
IPPmedia
Rural-urban migration in Tanzania is on serious increase with Dar es Salaam's population estimated to double in the next three years, worrying the authorities. According to the 2012 official census the HYPERLINK ...
Tanzania to support Turkey bid for slot on Security CouncilDaily News
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Turkey to help Tanzania's albinos, says FM...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

22 Jun

Will Dar es Salaam continue to be `haven of peace` when population doubles by ...

Will Dar es Salaam continue to be `haven of peace` when population doubles by ...
IPPmedia
It is now confirmed that the population of Dar es Salaam is not only growing at a fast and alarming rate but is expected to double, come the year 2017 which is only about two and half years ahead. The information is available in the 2012 population census ...

 

10 years ago

The Ecologist

04 Jun

Tanzania in denial over 60% elephant population crash

The Ecologist
Tanzania in denial over 60% elephant population crash
The Ecologist
After six months of denial Tanzania has finally admitted that its elephants have suffered a catastrophic 60% decline in five years. But they still refuse to accept it's caused by poaching for ivory, rampant corruption and 'above the law' smuggling networks.
Tanzania in denial and still trying to spin elephant poaching crisisThe Economic Voice (blog)

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10 years ago

Survey

03 Jun

Tanzania's elephant population declines by 60 pct

IPPmedia
Tanzania's elephant population declines by 60 pct - survey
IPPmedia
The government on Monday released elephant population estimates from a country-wide aerial survey which shows that elephant population has declined by 60 percent since 2009. Lazaro Nyalandu, Natural Resources and Tourism minister disclosed that ...
Elephants face 'catastrophic' decline in TanzaniaChristian Science Monitor
Conservationists warn: Elephants are vanishingDetroit Free Press

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10 years ago

ITV News

25 Mar

Poachers devastating Tanzania's elephant population

ITV News
Poachers devastating Tanzania's elephant population
ITV News
There are few more dangerous places on earth for elephant than Ruaha in central Tanzania. Over the past year, poachers have had a devastating impact. They've killed thousands of elephants. It is slaughter at an unprecedented rate. Our guide, Zacharia ...

 

10 years ago

Coastweek

02 Jun

Tanzania elephant population declines by 60 per cent: survey

Tanzania elephant population declines by 60 per cent: survey
Coastweek
ARUSHA, Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Tanzania has released elephant population estimates from a country-wide aerial survey which shows that elephant population has declined by 60 per cent since 2009. Lazaro Nyalandu, Tanzania's Minister for Natural ...
Marketing drive boosts tourismDaily News

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