Tanzania Ratifies NBI Hoping to Increase Water Share
MassLive.com
Tanzania Ratifies NBI Hoping to Increase Water Share
Addis Fortune
The Tanzanian Parliament unanimously endorsed Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) treaty that defines the share of the Nile River among the Nile riparian countries on Thursday. In 2010, upstream states, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania met in ...
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Dewji Blog05 Sep
How Tanzanian farmers share water according to sex and status!! The kindness of neighbours
The farmer in Mufindi-Tanzania.
IN THE semi-arid lowlands of Mufindi, in southern Tanzania, water is hard to come by. Villagers rely on irrigation to grow maize, potatoes and spinach. Informal and often woolly codes govern how much water each farmer diverts to their own fields, and how much they leave for their neighbours downstream. Some farmers, naturally, turn out to be more grasping than others. Economists typically see such decisions as irreducible: there is no accounting for...
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TheCitizen29 Mar
Tanzania ratifies River Nile basin convention
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TrustLaw28 Mar
Tanzania: Increase Access to Secondary School
Human Rights Watch
Tanzania: Increase Access to Secondary School
TrustLaw
Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. Tweet Widget Facebook Like Email The Tanzanian government should allow children access to secondary school regardless of their final primary school ...
Letter by HRW and TCRF to Tanzania Minister of EducationHuman Rights Watch
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TeleSUR English29 Jan
Tanzania Investigates Increase in Tuskless Elephants
teleSUR English
Tanzania Investigates Increase in Tuskless Elephants
teleSUR English
Tanzania's Ministry of Tourism and Natural Resources announced that in the 2015/2016 fiscal year the government will allocate funds for research aimed at finding the reasons behind the increase of tuskless elephants in the country's national parks.
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10 years ago
USA TODAY27 Feb
Witch hunts increase in Tanzania as albino deaths jump
USA TODAY
Witch hunts increase in Tanzania as albino deaths jump
USA TODAY
Older women are living in fear in this rural part of northwestern Tanzania as the lynching of suspected witches increases. Loading… Post to Facebook. Witch hunts increase in Tanzania as albino deaths jump Older women are living in fear in this rural part of ...
Government encouraged to asign security task force where PwA liveIPPmedia
Tanzanian Families Seek Safe Havens for Albino Children, Fear AttacksAllAfrica.com
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Coastweek23 May
Tanzania military plan to increase defence budget by 30 per cent
IPPmedia
Tanzania military plan to increase defence budget by 30 per cent
Coastweek
DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Tanzania has said that it will increase its defense budget by 30 per cent in the next fiscal year. Hussein Mwinyi, the east African nation's Minister for Defense and National Service, told the National Assembly in capital ...
Security first priority - govtIPPmedia
State to strengthen security using high-tech equipmentDaily News
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