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Tanzania: Resolving Zanzibar Dispute Long Overdue
The two leaders have not seen eye to eye since the country reverted to multiparty politics in 1992.
Tanzania: Country passes landmark Law of the Child
In the run-up to 20 November 2009, the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF is featuring a series of stories about this landmark international agreement on the basic human rights of all children - including progress made and challenges that remain.
Tanzania: Multi Million Dollars Invested To Elevate Mount Meru Hotel Status
Arusha will soon have yet another world-class hotel following injection of multi-million dollars to the rehabilitation of Mount Meru Hotel, along Arusha-Moshi road.
Tanzaniaa s albinos celebrate death sentences for body part killers
Ngeme Luhagula has not had a peaceful night's sleep since she saw her daughter hacked to death before her eyes two years ago.
President of Tanzania and the Abbott Fund Dedicate Modern Emergency Medical Department
For the first time, emergency room services meeting international standards will be a part Tanzania's public health system, thanks to the opening of a new Emergency Medical Department building and extensive training being conducted at Muhimbili National Hospital.
Mobile phones boom in Tanzania
In the third of Click Online's reports in this month's Africa season, we visit Tanzania where mobile phones are taking the country by storm, although only one in 10 houses has electricity .
Tanzania's Albinos Celebrate Death Sentences For Body Part Killers
Author: Jonathan Clayton and Erick Kabendera Mwanza Source: The Times Title: TANZANIA'S ALBINOS CELEBRATE DEATH SENTENCES FOR BODY PART KILLERS Ngeme Luhagula has not had a peaceful night's sleep since she saw her daughter hacked to death before her eyes two years ago.
Four sentenced to death after dismembering albino man in 'witchcraft' murder
Four men have been sentenced to death by hanging, for killing a 54-year-old albino man.
AFRICA/BURUNDI - Catholic Church helps thousands of refugees returning from Tanzania; some have ...
'The Church in Burundi is working intensely, along with national and local authorities and international organizations, to meet the needs of the Burundi refugees returning from Tanzania,' Agenzia Fides was told by Fr.
Four albino harvesters to be hanged
TANZANIA'S high court has sentenced four men to death by hanging for killing a 50-year-old albino man, local media reported.
Kilimanjaro glaciers could go within decades
An isolated remnant of an ice spire in the crater of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
Four men sentenced to death for killing albino man in Tanzania for his body parts
Four Tanzanians have been sentenced to death by hanging for killing an albino man last year - one of a spate of such murders in the country.
Nine Tanzanian students arrested in India
Two years ago, it was reported that in the not-too-distant future, several African countries will face the reality of collapsed fisheries and the permanent degradation of their marine environment Full Story Pregnant women at Chikande ward near Dodoma general hospital collect firewood for their use as captured by our roving photographer recently.
Helping to ease the pain in a country blighted by poverty
A A 3M international health initiative is under way to help sustain hospitals in some of the poorest parts of the globe.
The repatriation of 400 Burundians closes a chapter in long-running refugee saga
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, October 30 The UN refugee agency on Friday afternoon sent home the final group of long-term Burundian refugees in Tanzania who wanted to return, a landmark operation in ending one of the world's most protracted refugee situations.
Tanzania: Govt to Fund Presidential Contestants in 2010 Race
The government has decided to partly finance expenses of presidential candidates in next year's general election.
In Tanzania, Superstitions Spur Violence Against Albinos
An Albino limb can fetch thousands of dollars on the black market. Inside the lives of people suffering from albinism - and community efforts to protect them.
A color-blind Tanzanian [ B oeLENT KENE ]
Dar es Salaam -- Turks are everywhere. Wherever you go, from the Far East to Latin America and from South Africa to Siberia, it is very likely that you will encounter Turks.
TWU crew offers aid in Tanzania
For most university students, the memories of their summer holidays are fading as fast as their tans.
TANZANIA: Low uptake of ARVs hampering universal access
DAR ES SALAAM, 27 October 2009 - HIV-positive Tanzanians are not taking advantage of the availability of life-prolonging anti-retroviral medication in hospitals around the country, says a senior government official.
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