Tanzania Calls for Joint Action to Curb Maternal Deaths
Tanzania urges African countries to strengthen cooperation to reduce maternal deaths from postpartum haemorrhage
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Tanzania urges African countries to strengthen cooperation to reduce maternal deaths from postpartum haemorrhage
Eastern and southern African countries must invest in transmission and distribution infrastructure to match ambitious power-generation targets.
Tanzania's Madina Idd Hussein intensifies preparations for the 2026 All Africa Challenge Trophy in Abuja, Nigeria.
Representatives from Spanish academy Rush-SPF attend Dar Youth Cup U-18 football tournament to identify promising young players.
Tanzania aims to secure $41.06 million in funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF-9) to support environmental conservation and climate change initiatives.
Tanzanian football club Azam FC starts their African campaign against Egyptian side Zed FC in the Caf Confederation Cup.
Tanzanian giants Yanga and Simba SC turn attention to CAF Champions League
Tanzania struggles with motorcycle safety violations, leading to increased road crashes, injuries, and medical costs despite existing laws and regulations.
The Tanzanian government and Zanzibar Law Society (ZLS) have agreed to enhance their collaboration in providing legal aid services to citizens.
BirdLife International releases 'The Global Birdsong!', an Afro-electronic composition featuring 100 birdsong recordings from over 100 countries.
The 19th Port Games have kicked off in Morogoro, Tanzania, with 466 participants from various port authorities competing in multiple sports.
Tanzania's youths urged to tap into government and institutional opportunities, including the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), to improve their economic lives.