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Rwanda, Tanzania Receive commendation for Boosting Women in Governance

By Lucas Barasa Rwanda and Tanzania have won accolades for involving more women in decision making. African Union Commission commissioner for political affairs Aisha Abdullahi said Rwanda was the top.

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Tanzania to Ratify Paris Agreement on Greenhouse Gases Emission Mitigation

Tanzania will ratify the Paris Agreement, which is aimed at dealing with greenhouse gases emission mitigation to strengthen the country’s capacity to deal with the impacts of climate change. The.

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Tanzania: Diaspora’s Responsibilities in Economic Growth

  By Issa Yussuf Is Africa really benefiting from its Diasporas? Do we really need more Diasporas in the future? The answer to the questions is yes, as reflected in.

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Tanzania: Council Releases Sh15.7 Millon to Empower Women and Youth

  Loans amounting to Sh15.7 million have been issued to income-generating groups run by women and youth in the district. The funds are an accumulation of internal revenues generated by.

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Tanzania: Women Need Role Models to Inspire Success, Not Competition

                                       By Hilda Mhagama In the modern World, women need to support.

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Tanzania: President Magufuli Urges Speed on $30b LNG Plant

President John Magufuli has directed the Ministry of Energy and Minerals to fast-track the construction of a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plant in Lindi Region to cost 30 billion US.

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Tanzania Needs $1billion to Address Climate Issues

Tanzania needs between U.S. $500 million and $1 billion per annum to implement international climate agenda by the year 2030 under the plan known as Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs)..

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Tanzania: Activists Reject Govt. Appeal on Marriage Act

Child rights activists in Tanzania have recently opposed governments move to appeal against the High Court ruling that outlaws the marriage of children below the age of 18. The Tanzania.

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Tanzania: Women Engineers Call for More Recognition

Female engineers in Tanzania have called for more recognition and motivation to enable them attend professional development programmes in accordance with the provisions, as there is no proper system in.

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Tanzania: Govt. to Wage War against Malnutrition

The government of Tanzania has recently pledged to mount an all-out war against malnutrition by increasing funding in the coming national budgets.

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