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3781.	Tanzania National Agricultural Sample Census 2003: Technical Assistance Project for Data Processing, Analysis and Dissemination
	Wednesday, July 21, 2004  by Admin
	The Government of Tanzania aims to eradicate poverty by the year 2025. In order to meet this objective, the government has developed a Master Plan under the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) and other important strategies including the Rural Development Strategy (RDS) and the Agricultural Sector Development Strategy (ASDS). Their successful implementation will be crucial to rural development, growth in the agricultural sector and poverty reduction...
3782.	Bank Extends Its Business to Tanzania
	Wednesday, July 21, 2004  by Admin
	I&M Bank is set to expand its operations to Tanzania. The bank's spokesman, Mehboob Champi, says in a statement that the Tanzanian operation should be up by the end of the year. Over the years, the Bank has gradually established a firm financial base...
3783.	Secondary education plan welcomed
	Wednesday, July 21, 2004  by Admin
	The news of the government’s proposed Secondary Education Development Plan (SEDP) has met with positive reactions among those concerned. The plan aims to accelerate the transition from primary to secondary schools. The plan includes for example a reduction in tuition fees and a change in the curriculum. The reform is hoped to attract and enable more students to seek secondary education and enhance the teaching being provided.
3784.	BEWARE DIABETES: Not only a disease for the rich-On the rise in Tanzania
	Wednesday, July 21, 2004  by Admin
	Fast-changing lifestyle in urban areas has pushed the rate of diabetes up from one to six per cent of the population in the last ten years, with Dar es Salaam leading the tally. A number of reports released lately on diabetes and growing alarm among diabetes specialists, suggest that the disorder is a looming health concern for many people in the country. What should also be noted is that few people take the disease seriously and have regular check-ups, let alone try to adopt a healthier lifestyle....
3785.	Project and Investment Opportunities: List of Projects Seeking Joint Venture Partnership
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	A number of projects with opportunities for joint venture exist in the areas of fish processing, metal working, diary....
3786.	Kisarawe District: Improvement of Sexual and Reproductive Health of Adolescents
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	The project aim is to improve the sexual and reproductive health of sexually active adolescents in primary school with a view to reduce incidences of sexually transmitted diseases (STD’s) including HIV infection and teenage pregnancies in the district; To change attitudes and behaviour of adolescents towards a healthy sexual life...
3787.	Merexrani: Establishment of a Youth Centre Offering Advice in the Area of Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) to Adolescents Working in the Mines
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	The project aim is to improve the situation of the out-of-school children and youth in respect to reproductive health (RH) and HIV/Aids issues by establishing a youth centre. The youth centre is viewed as a drop-in centre where the youth can meet and receive education and counselling on issues related to reproductive health (RH) and HIV/Aids. They also get information and assistance on alternative means of making a living other than engaging in sexual activities, which put them at risk of acquiring sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), unwanted pregnancies and HIV/Aids.
3788.	Suguti Gold Project, Lake Victoria Goldfield
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	The Suguti property is situated in the Lake Victoria Gold Field approximately 60km south of the town of Musoma, and is covered by one. Prospecting Licence (No. 337/95) which covers an of 150 sq km....
3789.	AIDS experts warn stigma on increase
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	On the final day of the 15th International AIDS Conference, experts yesterday warned of dangers of HIV-related stigma and discrimination, arguing that such factors discourage people from coming forward to learn their HIV status and from taking precautions to protect others from possible infection....
3790.	Petroleum traders warned against hiking prices
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	Local traders in the petroleum sector have no right to take advantage of the fluctuating world market prices to realize maximum profit at the expense of consumers....
3791.	Cervical cancer cases alarming - Research
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	On average 70 per cent of all women who attended the Ocean Road Cancer Institute (ORCI) are diagnosed with cervical cancer, a group of three-cancer expert from the institute have revealed...
3792.	Eight per cent of Tanzanians affected by iodine deficiency
	Tuesday, July 20, 2004  by Admin
	Ten years since commencement of the campaign to ensure consumption of iodized salt, at least eight per cent of the population in the country still suffers from an iodine deficiency disease known as Goitre....
3793.	FEWS Tanzania Food Security Report - 28 May 2004
	Monday, July 19, 2004  by Admin
	Livestock prices are generally rising due to two factors. First, livestock conditions are currently better, having improved from stress caused by water and browse shortages last year. Second, livestock supplies in markets have declined because livestock keepers (many of whom have started cultivating at least a little land in recent years) are currently depend on cereals from their own harvests rather than the market; and at the same time, lower cereal prices mean that those still depending on markets can survive a lot longer on the sale of one bull....
3794.	FEWS Tanzania Food Security Report 22 Dec 2003 - Drought relief needs only partly met
	Monday, July 19, 2004  by Admin
	The vuli rains have performed poorly in several northern locations, raising concerns about poor crop performance and a prolonged period of food shortages without outside help. Drought relief interventions have remained inadequate. The government has only released 52 percent of the maize planned for subsidized sale to food insecure households. Tanzania has received donor contributions for only 60 percent of the food aid needed for food for farming activities and only 30 percent of seed aid requirements. No fertilizer aid has been received. Wholesale maize prices in urban markets have either stabilized at higher levels or kept on increasing in other markets. The food security outlook is not promising because plans to mitigate the effects of drought are not yet fully implemented, a problem compounded by the failure of the vuli rains....
3795.	Circumcision rescue operation fails in Tanzania
	Monday, July 19, 2004  by Admin
	Efforts to save girls from the outlawed practice of female genital mutilation, (otherwise known as female circumcision), in Tanzania’s Mara Region in late 2001 have failed....
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