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TNRF Programme officer, Masalu Luhula conducts one of the TNRF’ trainings.
ACTS of village leaders selling parts of the village lands, colluding with investors and...
With exception of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, none of the leaders of the Group 7 of the richest countries nor of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council attended the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) held in Istanbul on May 23-24.
The World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) held in Istanbul on May 23-24, managed to send a strong wake...
The most significant social and economic opportunities for the youth still lie in the nexus between rural and urban dynamics. Value-addition and manufacturing job opportunities for youth are more likely to be in ‘rural industrialization’ policies and investments that improve capacity of youth to produce and supply both urban and rural markets with value-added and better quality products and services.
In order to sustain momentum and to take stock of progress achieved, the New Partnership for...
TNRF Programme officer, Masalu Luhula conducts one of the TNRF’ trainings.
ACTS of village leaders selling parts of the village lands, colluding with investors and...
Traffic jam in Dar es Salaam
HUMANS have been craving for advances in science and technology for one simple reason – to make...
When Kenya’s main opposition party launched demonstrations against the country’s election...
The purpose of peace talks is to engage your opponent across the negotiating table. But the...
A deal to sort out emergency funding meets with a mixed response
Zambian rose
One Zambian mine, Kansanshi in Solwezi, has consistently paid most corporate tax countrywide...
MANY governments have condemned the practice of ‘hoarding’ particularly when it comes to ‘...
Tanzania’s textile industry which is suffering massive backlash from cheap bed-nets imports and already two such factories based in Arusha has laid off nearly 2500 workers.
TANZANIA is likely to lose the opportunity of supplying 1.6 million bed nets to Global Fund for...
That is to say, when one measures the length of a piece of cloth in Tanzania and finds it to be one metre, the cloth should also measure one metre when measured in another laboratory in the UK or France.
EVERY year on 20th May, Tanzania joins other countries in the world to commemorate the world...