Tanzania Tanzania cyber law introduces $900 fees for bloggers, compulsory passwords Tanzania's government has approved a law that will regulate content posted online, introducing fees for bloggers and online media in addition to policing morals and authenticity of social media users. 12/04/2018
futuris Finding better and quicker ways to tackle TB Futuris' Julián López Gómez travels to Tanzania, Malawi and The Netherlands to meet those developing new ways to beat tuberculosis 27/11/2017
Africanews Tanzania charges 32 people with killing, burning five 'witches' A Tanzanian court has charged 32 people with murder after five women suspected of witchcraft were beaten to death, and their corpses burned, in a move which could help to deter such killings. 24/08/2017
Tanzania Don’t stop pregnant girls from returning to school, urge NGOs Campaigners have hit out over an African president’s vow to prevent pregnant girls from returning to school. A coalition of NGOs claim the ban in 01/07/2017
Tanzania 32 schoolchildren killed in Tanzania bus crash It is being described as a “national tragedy. 07/05/2017
Africanews Four Tanzanian children with albinism in US for medical treatment Body parts of albinos are highly sought in some African countries, where some mistakenly believe they bring wealth and good luck 26/03/2017
Tanzania Babies targeted as FGM victims get younger, say campaigners Babies are among the victims of female genital mutilation (FGM), campaigners claim, reflecting a growing trend of younger girls being targeted. 06/02/2017
Tanzania Tanzania quake kills 13 and injures nearly 200 At least 13 people have reportedly died and nearly 200 others injured in northern Tanzania after a 5. 11/09/2016
Tanzania Tanzania ruling party's Magufuli wins presidential vote, officials say The candidate of Tanzania's ruling CCM party has been declared the winner of Sunday's hotly disputed election. 29/10/2015
Tanzania Tanzania in tightest election in decades Tanzania is in the grip of one its closest elections in decades. Tanzania's elections expected to be country’s tightest in history 25/10/2015
science Bart Knols: Waging war on mosquitoes Bart Knols has declared war on mosquitoes, armed with nothing more than plastic tubes and fine netting, and steely determination. The Dutchman and 06/07/2015
hi-tech Drones are perfect protectors for endangered elephants A drone hovers above Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park its function is to herd on-the-move elephants away from danger. The bee-like buzzing ushers 20/05/2015
futuris Sucker punch: the European research project dealing a blow to mosquitoes Using a simple device based on a tube and netting European scientists believe they have taken a major step in preventing malaria 02/02/2015
learning world WISE choice: Ann Cotton transforms African girls' lives through education Resolute and resourceful, Ann Cotton has transformed the lives of countless girls and young women in Africa. The British education pioneer has just 07/11/2014
learning world How health and hygiene go hand in hand with education As we all know, prevention is better than a cure. So to tackle the problems caused by bad hygiene and sanitation, plus a lack of health awareness 04/04/2014
learning world The power of civic education A recent report from the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement noted a significant fall in knowledge some students 10/05/2013
learning world Educating the green guardians of the future With climate change, deforestation and ever increasing threats to wildlife, environmental activists believe much more still needs to be done to 15/03/2013
learning world Learning from another generation Traditionally older generations educate younger ones. Knowledge passes from older, wiser heads to less experienced ones. But sometimes it goes the 02/12/2011
itb Aloyce K. Nzuki - Tanzania Euronews travelled to ITB Berlin, the world’s leading travel trade show, to speak to representatives from countries worldwide and get a first-hand 12/03/2011
