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Why Go To Zanzibar | The best reasons to visit Zanzibar
Zanzibar is Safe , The name alone evokes images of tropical paradise. Calling up visions of picturesque islands with soft-sand, white beaches and shimmering azure waters. Yet, the Zanzibar Archipelago has so much more to offer than romantic coastlines and blissful sunsets. These islands offer a kaleidoscope of sights, smells, tastes and experiences that will feed your soul, rejuvenate your…
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The Pros and Cons of Alcohol Consumption: What You Need to Know
The Pros and Cons of Drinking Alcohol: What You Need to Know Alcohol consumption is a common social practice worldwide. While moderate drinking may offer some potential health benefits, excessive or irresponsible consumption can lead to serious health risks. Understanding both the advantages and disadvantages of drinking alcohol can help you make informed decisions. RELATED: The Incredible Health Benefits of…
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The Incredible Health Benefits of Eating Fruits Daily
The Incredible Health Benefits of Eating Fruits Daily Fruits are nature’s gift to mankind, packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that promote overall well-being. Including a variety of fruits in your diet can enhance your immune system, boost energy levels, and help prevent chronic illnesses. Here are some remarkable benefits of eating fruits regularly: 1. Rich Source of Essential…
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4 Effective At-Home Workouts to Burn Lower Belly Fat and Boost Core Strength
4 Best At-Home Workouts to Shrink Lower Belly Fat Working out at home not only saves you from costly gym memberships but also offers the convenience of fitting exercise into your busy schedule. If your goal is to reduce stubborn lower belly fat, you’re not alone. Women are particularly prone to accumulating fat in this area due to hormonal fluctuations.…
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Tanzania Minister bans US fortified foods aid
Minister bans US fortified foods aid THE government has directed local and international organizations seeking to provide relief food to schools and other needy spheres of society to procure the grains locally. Agriculture minister Hussein Bashe issued this instruction at a departmental meeting involving senior ministerial officials and stakeholders held at the weekend in Dar es Salaam, ostensibly to set…
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WHO Sounds Alarm on Growing TB Crisis Amid Service Disruptions
WHO Calls for Urgent Action to Combat Tuberculosis (TB) The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of a significant setback in the fight against tuberculosis (TB) due to disruptions in TB prevention and treatment services, threatening millions of lives worldwide. WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus made this call on Thursday, ahead of World Tuberculosis Day on March 24. He…
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Digital Marketing: State of Digital in Tanzania 2024/25
Digital Marketing: The State of Digital in Tanzania 2024/25 Sometime last year, I shared a summarized article on the state of digital and social media data for the world in 2023/24. Today, I present data focused on Tanzania’s digital performance and social media landscape for 2024 through January 2025. Credit goes to the key contributors of this report: DataReportal, We…
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Malaria fight in Tanzania: Why some regions still suffer
Malaria fight in Tanzania: Why some regions still suffer Malaria remains a persistent public health challenge in Tanzania, affecting millions despite continuous efforts to reduce its prevalence. While the country has made remarkable strides in combating the disease, several regions still face high infection rates due to environmental, economic, and social factors. Understanding these challenges, government interventions, and the way…
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Africa can turn its poverty, unemployment and inequality
Africa Can Turn Its Poverty: Unemployment, and Inequality Despite the significant strides made towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), poverty, unemployment, and inequality remain pressing challenges in Africa. The latest data from the Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) 2023 reveals that sub-Saharan Africa continues to bear the highest burden, with about 534 million people, or 47.8% of the global…
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Nigeria and Kenya Among Nations Running Out of HIV Drugs – WHO
Nigeria and Kenya Among Nations Running Out of HIV Drugs – WHO The United States’ decision to pause foreign aid has resulted in severe consequences for global health programs, with Nigeria, Kenya, and several other countries now facing the risk of running out of crucial HIV drugs. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), this freeze could reverse the tremendous…
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African Region Sees Further Decline in TB Deaths, Cases
African Region Sees Further Decline in TB Deaths, Cases The African region has witnessed a significant decline in tuberculosis (TB) deaths and cases, marking a positive development in the global fight against this infectious disease. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the region has made remarkable progress in reducing both the prevalence and mortality rates of TB over recent…
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How Much Protein Do You Really Need to Get Strong?
How Much Protein Do You Really Need to Get Strong? Protein plays a crucial role in muscle growth, repair, and overall strength. Whether you’re a bodybuilder, an athlete, or someone just looking to get stronger, understanding how much protein your body needs is essential. But how much protein is actually necessary for building strength? Let’s break it down. What Is…
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Ministry of Water donates 20m/- to JKCI for paediatric heart treatment
THE Ministry of Water has donated 20m/- to the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI) to support treatment of children with various heart conditions. The donation was presented in Dar es Salaam at the weekend by the Ministry’s Permanent Secretary Mwajuma Waziri to Dr. Angela Muhozya Acting Executive Director of JKCI. Speaking after handing over the cheque, Waziri said the visit…
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Farmers to benefit from new agricultural tech
Farmers involved in cereal production across Tanzania are expecting higher crop yields, improved soil fertility, and reduced planting costs thanks to new technologies introduced by Tanzanian companies Mzuri Afrika Co. Ltd and Agrami Afrika. These innovations are designed to help farmers unlock their full potential and transform farming systems in Tanzania and across Africa. Shaban Mgonja, Managing Director of Mzuri…
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Govt picks Prof Janabi to contest for WHO regional director’s post
THE government has formally nominated Prof. Mohamed Janabi to vie for the position of the World Health Organization (WHO) regional director for Africa. Health minister Jenista Mhagama said at a weekend press conference here that the presidential health and nutrition advisor and executive director of Muhimbili National Hospital, will be contesting against Prof. Moustafa Mijiyawa (Togo), Dr Michael Yao (Ivory…
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CDC innovates to fight youth HIV infections
Dr Daniel Magesa, Chief of the Clinical Services Branch at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has emphasized HIV self-testing and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) as new interventions that can help decrease the rate of new HIV infections among young people. He disclosed this information over the weekend during the handover ceremony of a refurbished ‘Bulungwa Health HIV…
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Blue economy: Zanzibar’s seaweed farmers demand fair prices
CREATING a conducive business environment for seaweed farmers can drive significant progress in youth employment, empower women, and enable Tanzania to fully benefit from the blue economy. Seaweed cultivation in Zanzibar has emerged as a vital economic activity, particularly for women, providing employment, supporting livelihoods, and contributing to Tanzania’s growing blue economy. Zanzibar is one of the world’s leading seaweed…
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Education stakeholders call for modern training tools
VOCATIONAL education stakeholders, including instructors and college principals, have raised concerns over outdated training equipment such as typewriters, which they say undermine relevance of vocational education. Hezbon Mwera, Chairman of the Lake Zone Technical College Principals Association, voiced the concerns in Dar es Salaam yesterday when speaking during the 50th anniversary of vocational training and 30 years of the establishment…
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