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Tanzanian authorities have pledged to strengthen the protection of girls against gender-based violence as they marked the International Day of the Girl Child. Dorothy Gwajima, the minister of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, said in a statement Tuesday that the government would ensure girls are protected against child…

TANZANIA has been commended for efforts towards gender equality and women rights, including establishment of national advisory committee to oversee implementation of its generation equality commitments.

Mattoon, IL-(Effingham Radio)- The Lake Land College Board of Trustees is set to meet on Monday, October 10th ...

THE government has stressed the need to collaborate with Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) working to advocate for children rights, a move which is likely to control the increased number of street children.

TANZANIAN youth have been challenged to explore opportunities embedded in preferential procurement—an approach aimed at involving special groups in the procurement of public goods and services.

IT is around 1pm in Buguruni Malapa, Ilala District Dar es Salaam, where people in the area are busy with their own businesses and some of them are seen looking for something to eat lunch. 

Mattoon, IL-(Effingham Radio)- The Lake Land College Board of Trustees is set to meet on Monday, September 12t...

Following a rise in incidents of child abuse, Tanzania is taking steps to tighten laws protecting children.

Officials want to tighten penalties in the Child Act of 2009 to protect children.

DEPUTY Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Social Development, Gender, Women, and Special Groups, Amon Mpanju, has asked Simba SC to join the government in providing education on upbringing, early development of children, gender violence, protecting, and nurturing the elderly.