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Why Tanzania must protect gains in reproductive health

Experts caution that the agreement could limit reproductive health services, reduce access to legally sanctioned post-abortion care, and undermine progress in family planning.

  1. Karatu community hails French investor as school rises under its CSR support

  2. Stakeholders urge focus on quality children’s books at Dar es Salaam Book Fair

  3. Samia commissions 296 new officers in Monduli

  1. Dar’s students accused of assault in dispute over a man have a case to answer

  2. Police detain Nursery School teacher Mwandambo over alleged online incitement

  3. Police warn against incitement as Tanzania tightens security surveillance

  4. Africa must lead, not follow: ECSA-HC urges a bold new era in global health governance

  5. Money laundering networks lead from Britain to Russia, UK says

  6. How influence of social media is making healthy living more complicated

Africa

Africa must lead, not follow: ECSA-HC urges a bold new era in global health governance

The workshop, convened on November 20, 2025 under the theme Leveraging the Pandemic Agreement, Revised International Health Regulations (IHR 2025), and the Right to Health to Advance Africa’s...

  1. China warns citizens risk becoming 'mining slaves' in CAR gold rush

  2. China premier makes landmark Zambia trip

  3. Putin to meet Togo's president in the Kremlin

  1. EU eyes Uganda help to deliver relief supplies to war-torn eastern Congo

  2. South Africa will hand G20 over to US 'empty chair', president says

  3. Congo marks milestone with first 1,000 tons of traceable artisanal cobalt

  4. Airtel Africa Telesonic partners with Nokia to build landmark terrestrial fibre network across the continent

  5. A third Tunisian opposition leader launches hunger strike in prison

  6. World Food Programme may have to pause food aid in Congo due to record low funding

World

Money laundering networks lead from Britain to Russia, UK says

A billion-dollar money laundering network that operated across Britain bought a controlling stake in a Kyrgyzstani bank to facilitate sanctions evasion and support Russia's war in Ukraine...

  1. UK says 'military options' ready against Russian ship

  2. AI and copper dominate as Maser Group, Argentina seal strategic partnership

  3. West scrambles to fill heavy rare earth gap as China rivalry deepens

  4. UK to build new munitions factories to boost warfighting readiness

Business

Government touts collaboration in environmental restoration

The 11,000-tree milestone forms part of NCBA’s fulfilment of its 2025 commitment to grow 16,000 trees—a fourfold increase from its 2024 achievement of 4,000 trees

  1. Bank of Tanzania warns of sophisticated counterfeits as offenders face life imprisonment

  2. Brussels Airlines to start direct flights to Kilimanjaro as Airlink prepares for Zanzibar trips

  3. Court of Appeal upholds ruling against Tanga Cement in tax dispute with TRA

  4. Government counts cost of vandalism as it partially restores BRT services

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