Who report: Tanzania short of funds for TB prevention, cure

It is always better to prevent a disease than to treat it after it occurs. Diseases that used to be common in Tanzania and around the world, including polio, measles, diphtheria, rubella and tetanus can now be prevented by vaccination.

>The Ifakara Health Institute (IHI) on behalf of the ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW) has completed a study on Service Availability and Readiness Assessment (Sara) for the health facilities in Tanzania Mainland.

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MSD falls short of budget funds
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THE Parliamentary Social Services Committee has advised the government to look into the possibility of disbursing fully the budget set aside for the Medical Stores Department (MSD) in order to enable it to perform its responsibilities efficiently. Speaking at the ...

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Govt bids all pension funds' report to a single ministry
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It has been suggested that all the six pension funds in the country report to one ministry instead of the current system where each submits to a different one. Minister of State in the President's Office (Special Duties), Prof Mark Mwandosya made the suggestion ...

Ecobank the pan-African bank celebrated its 27th year of operating in Africa through the annual celebrations, Ecobank Day held on the 8th November 2014. The celebrations, commemorated through Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives, this year focused on the theme Malaria, Dengue and Ebola: Prevention is Better than Cure. Ecobank Tanzania commemorated this anniversary in the Bonde la Mpunga area of Masasani ward, Dar es Salaam at an event graced by the Msasani ward Councilor Hon....

Stuart Page (ICSS Director, Strategy and Policy Development (Anti-Corruption/Transparency) - second from left) and Jake Marsh (Investigator at the ICSS, far right) with the 2014 Street Child World Cup Winners.

Jake Marsh (Investigator at the ICSS, far right) with young players from the Tanzania Street Children’s Sports Academy and Street Skillz Programme in Mwanza, Tanzania

Stuart Page (ICSS Director, Strategy and Policy Development (Anti-Corruption/Transparency) - left) with the 2014 Street...

We have started a team for this year’s Susan G. Komen Global Race for the Cure™ on Saturday, May 10. The name of my team is TEAM TANZANIA.I’d love for you to be a part of TEAM TANZANIA. And joining us is easy! Go to GlobalRacefortheCure.org> REGISTER and choose “Join a Team.”
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> Tanzania is in a dire need of radiologists.Currently, there are only 45 such specialists.

Tanzania short of 93 air traffic controllers  The Citizen Daily