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Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Culture, Arts, and Sports, Gerson Msigwa, commended TCRA for facilitating stakeholder discussions on the future of radio.

Radio: The timeless voice in a changing world, informing, inspiring and connecting generations

THURSDAY, 13th February 2025, marked World Radio Day, an annual event first proclaimed by UNESCO in 2011 and later adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 2012. This year’s theme, Radio, and Climate Change: A Powerful Tool for Action, underscores the crucial role radio continues to play in informing, educating, and mobilising communities worldwide to confront environmental challenges.

Retirees can be susceptible to NCDs and since NCDs are also referred to as chronic diseases, their treatment is also chronic and costly.

Navigating postretirement ups and downs with sanity

Children collect anti-retroviral drugs at the Nyumbani Children's Home orphanage in Nairobi that is heavily reliant on foreign donations, on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025.

US aid freeze puts HIV-positive orphans in Kenya at risk as medical supplies drop

Dar es Salaam Regional Maternal and Child Health Coordinator Agness Mgaya, emphasized the importance of continuous training, noting that medical knowledge is rapidly evolving.

Male involvement during pregnancy and childbirth: A call for greater commitment

AI can boost economic growth, but needs to be managed wisely

WFP to work with TASHICO in transportation of food cargo

Nurturing global citizenship amidst rising geopolitical and geo-economics tensions

Multiparty democracy, Kigali Institute and an African governance ‘paradigm’

‘Dope’ Xmas: Now this is from the horse’s mouth…

African public transport struggles to match urban growth

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Reliefweb also reports that food consumption has increased slightly compared to last year, yet the situation remains dire for many, particularly in regions suffering from conflict and economic instability.

FAO wants strong investments to combat growing nutrition security crisis in Africa

The law aligns with the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania and the Constitution of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar, establishing a framework for personal data protection.

Enhanced data protection: A business imperative in today’s digital economy

Deputy Health Minister, Dr Godwin Mollel (left), with Isrey Ayoub during the World Epilepsy Day commemorations held recently in Dar es Salaam.

Breaking barriers: The struggles and triumph of a 25-year-old Tanzanian epilepsy warrior

Climate activists hold placards as they demonstrate, calling for climate justice resistance against oil and gas drilling off the South African coastlines

Can new Africa energy bank power a continent while protecting the planet?

These new Climate Weeks aim to address both the urgency of global climate action and the practical challenges

UN Climate Weeks reinstated this year with focus on accelerating climate talks

UN Secretary-General António Guterres (left and on screen) addresses the high-level Humanitarian Conference for the People of Sudan, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Humanitarian groups face challenges in reaching the Sudanese displaced population

Peter Costello oversaw the baby bonus to drive birth rates in Australia.

Population panic: How demography is used for political gain

The Gates Foundation recognized President Samia’s leadership and dedication to maternal, new-born and child health.

Samia honoured for spearheading changes in health sector

The National Action Plan (2024/2025-2025/2026) meanwhile outlines key strategies and recommendations for implementing blue economy activities over the next two years.

Future of Tanzania’s blue economy lies in protecting and promoting maritime wealth

Minister for Minerals Anthony Mavunde

African Mining Indaba: Mavunde highlights Tanzania's Vision 2030

Shoemakers work at Huajian Light Industry City in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Forum urges Africa to harness potential to drive economic transformation

Teaching

Teaching: Need to balance reading, explanation and practical leaning

Tunu Sanga, Education Programme Officer at the Organization for Community Development (OCODE) speaks during a stakeholders meeting held in Dar es Salaam Region recently.

Organization enhances youth education, women empowerment

Since many parents depend on selling fish to buy food, their children often go hungry, leading to cases of fainting in classrooms. Some children eat only one meal per day, while others rely on their parents selling fish first before they can afford food.

Climate change triggers a dilemma for children development

Dr. Anthony Kafumbe, the Counsel to the Community (CTC) makes his remarks as the EAC Secretariat Director of Productive Sectors Mr. Jean Baptiste Havugimana looks on

EAC council establishes REEE centre in Arusha

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