Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Claims Over 3,700 Lives
UN World Health Organization reports 3,700+ deaths in DR Congo Ebola outbreak, with cases declining in some provinces but rising in others.
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UN World Health Organization reports 3,700+ deaths in DR Congo Ebola outbreak, with cases declining in some provinces but rising in others.
Somalia reduces cholera deaths by 93 percent, Sudan increases vaccination coverage to over 71 percent, and WHO reports progress in the Eastern Mediterranean Region.
CCM Kigoma demands action on stalled health projects, citing delays in completing Rukoma Health Center despite Sh 546 million investment.
Experts advise Africa to use drones to protect its marine precincts and enhance offshore security.
Tanzania's Ministry of Energy has won the Best Performing Ministry Award in Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning at the 5th National MEL Conference in Arusha.
Verto and Visa partner to launch a multi-currency business card for African businesses to ease cross-border payments.
Tanzania mourns Fatma Karume, wife of Zanzibar's first President, who died aged 97, leaving behind a legacy in the country's struggle for independence.
Zanzibar President Hussein Ali Mwinyi and First Vice President Othman Masoud Othman pledge to turn reconciliation between CCM and ACT-Wazalendo into practical results.
Miners in Geita to gain access to new machinery, vehicles and technologies at the ninth Mining Technology Exhibition.
About 180 young swimmers are expected to participate in the Champion Rise Swimming Development Gala on October 10-11 in Dar es Salaam.
Cyclists from 11 foreign countries to join Tanzanian counterparts in 109km Vodacom Coastal Classic race on October 4.
Tanzania's rhino population has recovered to 302 after decades of poaching, but conservationists say sustained efforts are needed to protect habitats and prevent renewed poaching.