Tag: Covid-19 in Tanzania
Tanzania: Vacuum of evidence in medical management of COVID-19
As a medical doctor working in Tanzania—and having been on the frontline in treating COVID-19 patients, I am still preoccupied by memories of what...
NEWBOOK: Tanzanian-born professor of Indian origin and malaria guru recounts memories in medical practice, rural experience
Zul Premji, born 67 years ago in Iringa, Southern Tanzania, is a scientist who has seen the highs and lows of the country’s health...
What’s next for COVID-19 research as MUHAS-Dr Salim family unveil seed fund?
Fresh concerns over Tanzania’s capacity to support own COVID-19 research
Family of former PM raises Sh100million amid calls for more funding
Companies have...
Why Tanzania health researchers want ‘timely’ approvals to study COVID-19
COVID-19 studies are likely to become irrelevant due to delayed ethical approvals
Chief Medical Officer cites logistical challenges in final approvals
Tanzania opens...
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...
COVID-19: Tanzania sits on ‘idle capacity’ to detect variants
Bureaucracy hampers ability to use available resources in tackling new variants, expert
The ‘largely undocumented’ progression of the pandemic raises eyebrows
Report pinpoints...