Faith Leaders in Tanzania Unite Against Gender-Based Violence
Religious and community leaders in South Pemba, Tanzania, gather to validate a regional plan to end violence against women and children.
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Religious and community leaders in South Pemba, Tanzania, gather to validate a regional plan to end violence against women and children.
TANESCO introduces reforms to reduce connection wait times and enhance customer services
Health experts call for sustainable government financing for poor and high-risk pregnant women in Zanzibar
Sokoine University of Agriculture links students with business leaders who are alumni to provide practical skills and experience.
Tanzania urged to explore agroforestry as a green investment path for youth, aligning with the country's development vision for 2050.
Kondoa town in Tanzania's Dodoma region has invested $154 million to improve education infrastructure.
Tanzania's Jihan Dimack wows audience with national costume at Miss Grand International 2026, blending wildlife, landscape, and heritage.
Tanzanian Minister Prof Kitila Mkumbo invites Dutch investors to explore opportunities in manufacturing, crop processing, and value addition.
Parliaments urged to regulate military AI to prevent undermining global peace, security, and human rights.
South African parliamentary delegation calls for stronger protection of health rights, autonomy and dignity of women and girls with disabilities
Chuo Kikuu cha Sokoine cha Kilimo (SUA) starts implementing order to empower youth with skills and work experience
Tanzania and the UN will review their cooperation framework in 2027 to align with the country's Dira 2050 development priorities.