We will fight together against diseases and disaster: SADC

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Fight transnational crimes together, says SADC police organ chief
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Southern African Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation Organisation Chairman, Lieutenant General Sebastian Ndeitunga (R), at a press conference in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Drugs trafficking, illegal migration and terrorism are among transnational crimes ...

By Owen Mwandumbya, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Tanzania has urged SADC member countries to effectively strategize the bitter war against Ebola pandemic which has so far claimed lives of more than four thousand people in at least five countries in Africa.
The call was made by Hon. Mohamed Habib Mnyaa while moving motion at the 36th Plenary Assembly of the SADC Parliamentary Forum being held in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
Hon. Mnyaa said, the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) is not only a deadly health...

The Health and Social Welfare ministry is set to implement a robust plan in a bid to find a lasting solution for diseases bedeviling the country.

>Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) has warned of an outbreak of water borne diseases following the short rains season that began early this month in some parts of the country. According to the agency, the rain will be a blessing in disguise for the energy and water sectors, as levels in rivers and other points are expected to improve from their current state in some parts of the country.

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania will be $2.6 billion (about 6 trillion) richer in 15 years if it succeeds in its efforts to eliminate Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), a new global report says.

The government’s resolve to nip in the bud the breakout of cassava disease in Mara Region is welcome. In fact, it should be extended to other staple food crops such as banana and maize.

Like many other countries in the world, Tanzania is making progress in dealing with non-communicable diseases (NCDs). But the burden of these chronic maladies is huge and poses a big threat to the wellbeing of society.

Dar es Salaam. Kidney ailments threaten tens of hundreds of Tanzanians.