VIDEO: Charlize Theron on World Aids Day

Sustainable Development Goals-It is Everyone’s Agenda

Alvaro Rodriguez is the UN Resident Coordinator in Tanzania

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 Ending the AIDS epidemic means the reduction of new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths to levels that no longer represent a major health threat to...

Overcoming fear and stigma to take anti-Aids drugs

Theme: Prevention Beyond Mother-to- Child Transmission (PbMTCT)
Collaborating with: Mildmay Uganda and Profam Royal Domiciliary Clinic
Description: In order to achieve " Getting To Zero", CSI joins the global community in the fight against HIV and AIDS by strengthening efforts to prevent future mother-to child transmissions and reaching out to adolescents and youth with educational materials and information to protect themselves. 
The CSI theme "PbMTCT" is to engage more parents, guardians,...

World Malaria Day 2015:Invest in the Future, Defeat Malaria
The World Malaria Day theme provides a common platform for all malaria partners to showcase their successes in malaria control and unify diverse initiatives in the changing global context. Malaria-endemic countries have made incredible gains in malaria in the last decade, but sustaining them will take extra efforts until the job is finished and malaria is eliminated worldwide. The theme for 2015 is Invest in the future, Defeat...

Minister Nyalandu, (R), responds to Kibodya's remarks, as Mantra-Tanzania Vice President, Galina Molchinova, (L), and Game rangers, listenHanding over of two vehicles, Toyota Land CruiserMemory photo, staff of Mantra-Tanzania and Minister NyalanduSome of the representatives of Game Rangers SquadTesting the vehicleAcceptance remarksTourism and Natural Resources experts-K-VIS

World Food Day WFP news release 2014 Oct 16.pdf by moblog

President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday asked the private to increasingly get involved in the fight against Aids, saying the disease was adversely affecting the economy and increased production cost to companies.

'Without Aids drugs, I would be dead'