The cost of ending hunting in Tanzania — would you pay an extra £40 on your ...

The cost of ending hunting in Tanzania – would you pay an extra £40 on your ...
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Tour operators in Tanzania are calling for an end to big game hunting – particularly elephant hunting – as they believe that it impacts on the marketing of safari holidays to the country. Now the hunting industry are hitting back and demanding a tax on safaris.
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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

TheCitizen

13 Sep

THE PUB: Change is as good as rest…and extra cost

>You’ve been to this grocery before. The akaunta, a charming lass from Tanga, the region where love was born (if we’re to go by Mwana FA’s version of ‘Ya Laiti’) Amina, had impressed you the first day you visited her establishment. You felt that today you should have a drink or two at a setting that’s different from your local and so, here you are at Amina’s.

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

13 Nov

Govt hunting masterminds in ghost workers' pay scam

IPPmedia
Govt hunting masterminds in ghost workers' pay scam
IPPmedia
In the wake of mounting questions over the ghost workers scandal that was costing the government more than 40bn/- per month, the government has pledged to take legal action on all implicated personnel. Minister for Finance Saada Mkuya told the House ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

09 Mar

Would a tourist willingly pay an extra £40 on a safari?

Tour operators in Tanzania are calling for an end to big game hunting – particularly elephant hunting – as they believe that it impacts on the marketing of safari holidays to the country.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

23 Feb

Pay up or your loans will cost you dearly

Before the liberalisation of the money sector in the early 1990s, not many people could readily get personal loans from banks. This was largely because consumer banking was very limited and highly restricted.

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

01 Dec

Tanzania at the forefront in ending the Aids

This World Aids Day comes at a critical moment in Tanzanian history—and for its future. The world has recently committed to end the Aids epidemic as a public health threat by 2030 as part of the new Sustainable Development Goals.

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

30 Nov

Tanzania: Commit to Ending Zanzibar Stalemate Now

Tanzania: Commit to Ending Zanzibar Stalemate Now
AllAfrica.com
For one month now, the Zanzibar elections debacle is far from over and there are no signs when the impasse would end. The standoff over the decision to annul the results of the Presidential and House of Representatives elections will not stretch ...

 

9 years ago

Dewji Blog

01 Dec

Tanzania at the forefront in ending the AIDS epidemic

Sustainable Development Goals-It is Everyone’s Agenda

This World AIDS Day comes at a critical moment in Tanzanian history—and for its future. The world has recently committed to end the AIDS epidemic as a public health threat by 2030 as part of the new Sustainable Development Goals. Ending the AIDS epidemic means the reduction of new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths to levels that no longer represent a major health threat to any population or country.

The world has delivered on the...

 

10 years ago

Toronto Star

31 May

Ending the vicious persecution of Tanzania's albino community

Ending the vicious persecution of Tanzania's albino community
Toronto Star
The saddest person I've ever met was named Mwigulu Matanange. He was 10 years old. I first saw him when my husband and I were visiting several children with albinism at a school outside of Dar es Salaam in 2013. Our daughter, who was then two, also ...

 

9 years ago

East African Business Week

13 Sep

Tanzania not planning hunting ban

Tanzania not planning hunting ban
East African Business Week
ARUSHA, Tanzania - The government has made it clear there are no plans to suspend sports hunting in the country as demanded by conservationists. Dr. Adelhelm Meru, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism was reacting to ...

 

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