Tag: Health in Tanzania
Why We Must Invest In Respectful Maternal And Newborn Health Services
Treasure Nsubuga was 38 weeks pregnant when she noticed that her unborn baby did not seem to be moving as vigorously as it should....
What It Takes To Raise A Child With Down Syndrome In Tanzania
When Ola* was born, 21 months ago in Mtwara Region, South-eastern Tanzania, his parents looked forward to grooming a healthy baby boy. But amid...
Beyond The Medal: Prof. Makani’s Medical Career Choices, Sacrifices And Successes
When she was in her early 30s, at the peak of her career as a young scientist, Julie Makani endeavored to do what many...
Two Marine Scientists On Healthy Seaweed Mission In Tanzania
Business trip to Zanzibar opens new opportunity for seaweed farming venture
Calls being made to protect the endangered seaweeds from bugs
Scientists eye rewarding business from...
Tanzania posts ‘zero’ new COVID-19 cases in last 24 hours, reinstates weekly updates
Tanzania is now reporting weekly statistics on COVID-19 in compliance with World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines, a major shift from its previous approach on...
Impact of ‘data darkness’ and why WHO wants Tanzania to report COVID-19 cases
After many months of refuting the existence of COVID-19 in Tanzania, the country's Ministry of Health has finally acknowledged and directly urged precautions against...