Tanzania sets four anti

Tanzania sets four anti-poaching points
East African Business Week
MENACE: The government has set up the Wildlife Crime Unit as a focus of attack to limit more elephant poaching. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - The government has outlined four priority areas to combat wildlife poaching and illegal trafficking. Recently the ...
Poaching: Holders of hunting permits on the spotlightIPPmedia

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

BBC

11 Aug

Nigeria sets up anti-corruption team

Nigeria's President Buhari appoints a committee to advise him on how best to tackle corruption and reform the legal system.

 

11 years ago

BBC

France sets up anti-Islamist force

France is to set up a new military operation in the Sahel region of northern Africa in an effort to stop the emergence of jihadist groups.

 

9 years ago

Dewji Blog

18 Dec

Heineken Tanzania sets the stage for Festive Season

Heineken Tanzania’s country Manager, Michael Mbungu.

We love Heineken.

We love Heineken.

Selfie time.

Men of the World.

Ladies relaxing at the Heineken lounge.

Dj Micho thrilling Heineken consumers at the exclusive lounge.

Recently, Heineken, the worlds’ most international premium beer, took part as a proud sponsor in an epic end of year event that marked the beginning of the festive season in Dar es Salaam.

Dar city Revelers turned up in their thousands to participate in Tanzania’s...

 

11 years ago

The Standard Digital News

04 Sep

Raila Odinga sets up Tanzania retreat for CORD

Raila Odinga sets up Tanzania retreat for CORD
The Standard Digital News
Nairobi, Kenya: The Coalition for Reforms and Democracy ( CORD) will hold a meeting at a hotel in Arusha, Tanzania with governors and senators allied to the Opposition to heal the rifts between the two sides and forge unity for its "Okoa Kenya" referendum ...

 

10 years ago

StarAfrica.Com

13 Aug

AU sets up investigation on situation of children with Albinism in Tanzania

AU sets up investigation on situation of children with Albinism in Tanzania
StarAfrica.com
The African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) says an investigation mission on the situation of children with albinism hosted in Temporary Holding Shelters (THS) is being undertaken in Tanzania from 11-15 August, 2015 ...

 

11 years ago

South County Leader

21 Mar

Kreutzweiser sets a verbal scene of life in Tanzania

Kreutzweiser sets a verbal scene of life in Tanzania
South County Leader
Photographer Don Kreutzweiser sets a verbal scene of what it's like to live in Tanzania, Africa. Rules of Conduct. 1 Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. 2 Don't Threaten or Abuse. Threats of harming another ...
VIDEO: Kreutzweiser sets verbal scene about life in Tanzania, AfricaBixby Bulletin (subscription)

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9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

30 Nov

Tanzania: Germans Boost Tanzania's Anti-Poaching Push

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Tanzania: Germans Boost Tanzania's Anti-Poaching Push
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — The German government has donated two aircraft to the government for reinforcing the fight against poaching activities in protected areas. German Foreign Minister Dr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier last week handed over a symbolic key for two Husky ...
Germany donates Husky aircraft to Tanzania to fight poachingdefenceWeb

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10 years ago

Sabahi Online

15 Jan

Tanzania bans witchdoctors, sets up taskforce to curb albino attacks

The Guardian
Tanzania bans witchdoctors, sets up taskforce to curb albino attacks
Sabahi Online
Tanzania has banned witchdoctors to try and stem a surge in murders of people with albinism, whose body parts are sold for use in witchcraft rituals, AFP reported Wednesday (January 14th). Related Articles. UN demands probe into Tanzanian albino girl's ...
Tanzania Bans Witchdoctors To Stop Albino KillingsHeadlines & Global News
Tanzania bans witchdoctors after albino murdersTelegraph.co.uk
Tanzania...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

29 Nov

FEATURE : Tanzania sets strategy to end chronic blast fishing

The days of people involved in blast fishing, who are wreaking havoc along Tanzania’s 800-kilometre coastal line, are numbered, warns head of the Multi-Agency Task Team (Matt) deputy commissioner of Police (DCP) Daniel Nyambabe.

 

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