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Excessive fluoride levels in drinking water require treatment to ensure the precious liquid remains safe for long-term consumption.

Home-grown innovation offers hope for safe drinking water in Tanzania

ACCESS to safe and clean drinking water remains one of Tanzania's most pressing public health challenges, particularly in areas where naturally occurring fluoride contaminates groundwater.

This dynamism is highly visible in Nordic nations like Denmark and Sweden, where citizens willingly accept income tax burdens exceeding 55 per cent because they receive premium, universal public benefits in return.

Secret behind high global voluntary tax compliance

Precursor chemicals are substances used as raw materials in the manufacture of other chemical compounds.

How precursor chemicals, illicit drugs weaken mental health and public safety

Many girls lack basic information on sexual and reproductive health, thus relying on unreliable sources for guidance

Between tradition and the law: The cost of Denying reproductive rights to schoolgirls

Msimbazi project to redefine city look, unlock business and transform daily lives

Why babies are born prematurely and the crucial steps needed for prevention

Chinese surgeons save Isles conductor's fractured arm, restoring hope for family

EAC records gains in regional trade integration‎

At the centre of global capital: How Mauritius became Africa’s next summit economic gamble

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African armyworm

Armyworm: Can a discovered soil fungus stop them when chemicals have failed?

A nurse giving medicine to a patient. Scientific findings suggest HIV prevention and treatment may be entering an era defined by long-acting options rather than daily pills.

Pricing pivotal as HIV drug advances offer ‘choice’

Health Minister Mohamed Mchengerwa and US Embassy Public Affairs Officer Jeanne Clerk sign a Memorandum of Understanding on a five-year $3.1 billion partnership to strengthen health systems during an event held in Dar es Salaam on July 1, 2026

Beyond assistance: Why the new U.S-Tanzania health partnership matters

While these historical systems undoubtedly caused severe damage, relying on them as a blanket excuse grows less convincing as nations cross the 60-year mark of independence

Why African countries achieve slow socioeconomic progress

The Magufuli bus terminal in Mbezi, Dar es Salaam

Three years later: Why Dar es Salaam still can’t make buses use Magufuli bus terminal

Amadea Mringo, a smallholder farmer in Ludewa District, Njombe Region

How family planning is helping Njombe smallholder farmers to build a better future

“Our goal is to remove the traditional anxieties of luxury island investing,” Floton Africa’s spokesperson said in a statement.

Floton Africa launches escrow-protected luxury residences in Zanzibar

Tanzania develops green construction technologies to combat climate change

Tanzania develops green construction technologies to combat climate change

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Magufuli Bridge.

Magufuli Bridge: Connecting Tanzania to a new era of economic diplomacy

Dar es Salaam Port.

Dar es Salaam Port: Tanzania’s gateway to economic diplomacy

Regional Medical Officers, District Medical Officers, programme implementers, representatives from the Ministry of Health, and persons with disabilities attended the SuFP Symposium to celebrate the achievements made over the past nine years in Dodoma

Family planning programme leaves lasting legacy of sparing many lives after 9 years

Dr. Moke Magoma, EngenderHealth Public Health Specialist and Tanzania Country Representative, delivers a speech during the nine-year Scaling Up Family Planning Programme (SuFP) Learning Symposium, themed “Sustaining Gains Made in Sexual and Reproductive

Over 3,000 health staff to arrest maternal deaths in remote areas

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