Tanzania
Drake University's football players will need passports for one of their future games. The team is traveling to Tanzania in May of 2011 to take on a team from Mexico.
Tanzania: Mosquito Net Usage UpLatest survey results in Tanzania indicate that the percentage of households owning at least one insecticide treated net (ITN) has increased to 63.4% in 2009/10, up from 39.2% in 2007/08.
Tanzania: Is Democracy, Political Competition Under Threat?There is a growing concern that the inability by opposition parties to field candidates for parliamentary and civic seats in many parts of the country could turn into a major barrier to competitive democracy in Tanzania.
Tanzania: Lawyers Expose Weak Spots in Election LawLawyers have poked holes into the newly enacted Election Expenses Act, saying some of its sections were contradictory.
Tanzania: 'Blackberry Ban Wont Hurt Country'Although the United Arab of Emirates (UAE) has banned the use of Blackberry mobile telephones, one of Tanzania mobile phone providers, Zantel, has said that the decision was only applicable in the UAE and doesn't affect Etisalat subsidiaries like Zantel.
Tanzania: Citizens Urged to Buy Local ProductsTANZANIANS have been urged to buy locally-made products to boost the economy.
TransViet Travel in Vietnam and WorldLink Travel in Tanzania Join GlobalStar Travel ManagementGlobalStar Travel Management - the worldwide travel management company known for its multinational travel management solutions, announces the addition of two new partners to its network; TransViet Travel in Vietnam and Worldlink Travel & Tours in Tanzania.
Pupils visit Tanzania to help school and orphanageSIXTH formers in Walton have helped out with building projects at a school in Tanzania.
Tanzania: Protecting Lake Victoria's Top PredatorCoordinated conservation measures to arrest the steep decline of stocks of Nile perch in Lake Victoria are showing encouraging results - for fish, if not for fishing communities around the lake.
Tanzania: Manyara Faces Major Problem of DroughtIt is an arid region and drought is one of the major problems facing residents of the region which is mostly inhibited by pastoralists. Thus, availability of pasture for livestock and water for human and livestock consumption is among the region's major challenges.
