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Climate Change To Take 68% Bite Out of Tanzania's Economyphoto: NataPics via flickr. Continuing its string of climate change warnings this week, the International Institute for Environment and Development has commented on just how badly the poor in Africa are going to be hit by warming temperatures and changing precipitation. In the case of the po... |
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S Korea agrees Tanzania land dealSouth Korea says it has agreed to cultivate 1,000 sq km of Tanzania for farmland - the latest in a series of such deals. ... |
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Death for Tanzania albino killersThree Tanzanians are sentenced to death for killing an albino boy - targeted because witchdoctors use albino body parts in potions. ... |
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Lake Victoria Advances Both Singida and Kinyambwiga Gold Projects, TanzaniaGOLDEN, COLORADO--(Marketwire - Sept. 21, 2009) - Lake Victoria Mining Company, Inc. (OTCBB:LVCA) - Exploration information has recently been compiled for both the Singida and the Kinyambwiga gold projects. This information is believed to be very positive and Lake Victoria is please... |
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PBS shows examine door-to-door medical counseling in Rwanda, malaria in TanzaniaNOW on PBS recently aired a segment examining a project in Rwanda, which is a collaboration of the government and Partners in Health, that uses local doctors, nurses and villagers "to deliver medicine and medical counseling door-to-door." According to the show, "In rural Rwanda, th... |
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Also in Global Health news: Tanzania's health care; polio, diarrhea in India; ITNs in Nigeria; health in SudanRotary International recently started working with the Indian government to fight diarrhea, which can make polio immunizations ineffective, IANS/Thaindian News reports. Deepak Kapur, chairman of the India National PolioPlus Society of Rotary International, said the plan is to educate people about... |
