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1.	Maasai women decry male social dominance
	Wednesday, September 01, 2010  by Admin
	Male dominance among the Maasai has been cited as one of the main factors causing women to continue living in poverty, despite abundant resources in the country. This was said here yesterday by a group of Maasai women during a one-day gender-based training organised by an Arusha-based NGO - Hakikazi Catalyst (HKC).
2.	African women entrepreneurs lack govt support, says expert
	Tuesday, August 31, 2010  by Admin
	Women entrepreneurs in most of African countries lack necessary support from the government and relevant organs, hindering their active participation in businesses, according to Grofin Tanzania chief investment officer Guido Boysen.
3.	20 women officers complete UK-funded senior police leadership training course
	Tuesday, August 31, 2010  by Admin
	British High Commissioner to Tanzania Diane Corner has awarded certificates to 20 Tanzanian senior women police officers, who completed a UK-funded senior police women leadership course.
4.	Violence against women high in Tanzania - study
	Monday, August 30, 2010  by Admin
	A study done by a non-governmental organisation fighting for women’s rights (Kivulini) in Mwanza shows that 82 per cent of women in the Lake zone and Singida Region are subjected to domestic violence.
5.	Key players want mindset change for equality
	Monday, August 30, 2010  by Admin
	Maasai men and women need to change their mindset and accept to be equal partners in family development programmes. Otherwise, under the prevailing male dominance, women will be kept in perpetual poverty.
6.	Violence against women, children on rise in Dar es Salaam
	Wednesday, August 18, 2010  by Admin
	VIOLENCE against women and children is on the increase in the country, with 80 per cent of these incidents taking place in villages, the Director of Criminal Investigation (DCI), Robert Manumba said on Tuesday.
7.	Gender parity still way off in higher education - study
	Tuesday, August 17, 2010  by Admin
	Despite enormous rise in student enrolment in Tanzania’s higher educational institutions since 1990, male students are more favoured than female students, a study released on Friday by scholars from the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) indicates.
8.	Dr Migiro challenges women to engage in economic activities
	Monday, August 16, 2010  by Admin
	Women in Tanzania have been urged to be self-confident and actively engage in socio-economic activities for their economic freedom instead of being dependant on their husbands, The Guardian has learnt.
9.	Supporting Women’s Participation in Elections in Tanzania
	Wednesday, August 11, 2010  by Admin
10.	2008 International Women's Day-Interview with AfDB Gender Specialist
	Tuesday, March 04, 2008  by Admin
	Financing for Gender Equity is the theme of the 2008 International Women's Day (IWD) celebrations in the Bank. Leticia Mukurasi explains that the Bank, as a member of the international community, participated in the high level meetings, namely, the International Conference on Financing for Development in March 2002 and the High Level Forum that culminated in the adoption of the Paris Declaration on Aid effectiveness in March 2005. The two global frameworks therefore offer the potential for integrating initiatives for financing for gender equality as part of these broader processes of sustainable development.
11.	2008 Young Women Leadership Programme
	Thursday, December 06, 2007  by Admin
	EASSI is a sub-regional support initiative for women that boasts of having a hand in the implementation of Government commitments to women and girls' advancement. It works on policy advocacy on governments to foster women's empowerment and gender equality, and to strengthen the capacity and voice of women's rights advocates. Do you want to experience a nine-month –long internship programme at EASSI? The young women's internship programme provides opportunities for learning, interacting and traveling. Deadline for application is January 14th 2008.
12.	ILO donates USD 250,000 to Isles women Co-operatives
	Thursday, November 15, 2007  by Admin
	The International Labour Organization (ILO) has donated USD 250,000 as loans to women cooperative groups for Unguja and Pemba. The funds have been released through Akiba Bank in implementation of the project that facilitates promotion of women welfare and reduction of child labour.
13.	Considering Gender and the WTO Services Negotiations
	Tuesday, October 02, 2007  by Admin
	The objective of this paper is to raise awareness amongst trade negotiators from developing and least developed countries of the inter-relationship between gender and trade in services issues.
14.	Girls told not to eschew science subjects
	Wednesday, August 29, 2007  by Admin
	Mkuranga District Commissioner Hendry Clemence has called upon girl students to pursue Science subjects instead of shunning away from them.
15.	TGNP 2007 Gender Festival
	Thursday, June 07, 2007  by Admin
	Tanzania Gender Networking Programme Gender Festival 2007 will take place between 11th - 14th September 2007, at the TGNP', Gender Resource Centre, Mabibo, Dar es Salaa. Theme is GENDER DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT: AFRICAN FEMINIST STRUGGLES IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION. Call for abstracts deadline is 30th June 2007.
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