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Tanzania vows to scale up child protection against abuse, violence - Vimarsana News

Tanzania vows to scale up child protection against abuse, violence

DAR ES SALAAM, June 16 (Xinhua) -- Tanzania on Thursday marked the Day of the African Child with a pledge to scale up protection of all children from violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation.

Women, youth unaware of public tendering processes, says a study - Vimarsana News

Women, youth unaware of public tendering processes, says a study

​​​​​​​THE Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has been advised to train women, youth and elderly entrepreneurs on Laws, regulations and how to bid tenders from the government institutions.

Govt, stakeholders agree to address worst forms of child labour - Vimarsana News

Govt, stakeholders agree to address worst forms of child labour

THE government has teamed up with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and Plan International to address worst forms of child labour affecting 4.2 million children (29 per cent) in the country.

Tanzania steps up measures to protect children from online abuse - Vimarsana News

Tanzania steps up measures to protect children from online abuse

The government of Tanzania has formed a special task force for the protection of children from mushrooming online child abuse, a cabinet minister told parliament Monday. Dorothy Gwajima, the minister for Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, said the task force is called the national defense and security force…

Minister: Cases of GBV induced by shortage of welfare officers - Vimarsana News

Minister: Cases of GBV induced by shortage of welfare officers

THE apparent rise in recent incidents of immorality, including gender-based violence and victimising children, has been attributed chiefly to the shortsge of community development officers and social welfare officers at grassroots level by 43 and 97 pre cent, respectively