VIDEO: Call to improve pensions in Africa

Tanzanians have been urged to vote in the forthcoming General Election for leaders who would improve the education sector, particularly at the primary and secondary levels.

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Tanzanian Farmers Call On Government to Improve Access to Markets to Sell ...
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Dar es Salaam — Tanzanian smallholder farmers are asking for more support to help them sell their produce. Through an innovative poll, led by Farm Radio International, 8,891 farmers nationwide were consulted on their access to reliable, local markets.
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BBC Africa's Ashley Lime demonstrates tips from experts on how to stay positive during the pandemic.

Tanzania's Presidential Candidates Must State Their Positions On Pensions
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Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. Presidential and parliamentary candidates in Tanzania must state their views and prospective policies affecting older people ahead of polling day, says ...

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Low-level drug offences should be decriminalised in West Africa, according to a commission headed by former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo.

How an app and mapping technology is making life better for residents in a Nairobi slum

There are instances when I agree with the ideals, principles and vision of pan-African activists that include, but are not limited to the late Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi, former South African president Thabo Mbeki, and Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe on African renaissance.