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Tanzania’s legal reforms to promote gender-responsive land governance

Sierra Leone Telegraph 13 Oct 2024

A high-level Policy Dialogue for building consensus and political will for policy, legal and institutional reforms and the development of strategies to strengthen land administration institutions has kicked off in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

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Tanzania hosts first Global Land Rover Festival with over 1,000 entries

Xinhua 13 Oct 2024

13 (Xinhua) -- The city of Arusha in northern Tanzania hosted the first-ever Global Land Rover Festival that attracted more than ... Tanzania hosts first Global Land Rover Festival with over 1,000 entries.

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5 visa-free destinations for South African families: Plan your next adventure

Independent online (SA) 03 Oct 2024

If you’re looking for a lesson on culture, much of northern Tanzania occupies the traditional lands of the Maasai, and there are numerous opportunities for a guided encounter with a Maasai community.

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Young Maltese missionaries start mission in Tanzania

The Malta Independent 29 Sep 2024

A group of 10 volunteers have just landed in Tanzania, Africa, where they will be working with communities in need while having a missionary experience ... .

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From Land Grabbers to Carbon Cowboys: A New Scramble for Community Lands Takes Off

GlobalResearch 27 Sep 2024

This UK businessman built the infamous Kilombero Plantation Limited rice farm on 5,818 ha of contested community lands in the heart of Tanzania’s Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor ... and Tanzania”.

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Floods Ravage Kenya and Tanzania, Leaving Scores Dead and Thousands Missing

The Arabian Post 25 Sep 2024

Tanzania has seen similar destruction ... In Tanzania, where agricultural land has been submerged and thousands of livestock lost, authorities have declared a national emergency.

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China Focus: African food landing on Chinese dinner tables

Xinhua 16 Sep 2024

Pineapples from Benin, citrus from South Africa, dried chili pepper from Rwanda, coffee from Ethiopia, sesame from Tanzania and peanuts from Senegal have all landed on the dinner tables of ordinary Chinese.

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African food landing on Chinese dinner tables

Xinhua 16 Sep 2024

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Giant Volcano Is Bulging, Scientists Find

Futurism 14 Sep 2024

Scientists have observed land surrounding a distinctive volcano in Tanzania bulging, a sign that a massive reservoir of magma is puffing up the surrounding areas like a balloon — and possibly an impending eruption.

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Film fans can look forward to these blockbuster releases in the coming months

Independent online (SA) 12 Sep 2024

The year might be drawing to a close but there are still some exciting Hollywood blockbusters coming ... Picture. X ... The Movie” ... Picture ... Directed by Barry Jenkins, the movie will pick up in the Pride Lands of Tanzania after the events of the previous film ... .

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The Maasai’s struggle for land rights and dignity

Independent online (SA) 08 Sep 2024

They were staging a peaceful protest against the Tanzanian government’s latest ruthless attempt to forcibly evict them from their ancestral lands ... Losing land and life ... Since Tanzania’s colonisers ...

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Growth engine for a continent

China Daily 30 Aug 2024

For instance, our team has been promoting high-density maize planting in Morogoro, Tanzania, for a decade, but farmers often face the dilemma of unsold maize despite increased yields ... pressure on land.

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Xiplomacy: China-funded rural well-drilling project greatly contributes to Africa's growth

China Daily 30 Aug 2024

NAIROBI -- From Senegal, the "gateway to West Africa", to Kenya in the East African savannah, and from Tanzania, renowned for its sisal and cloves, to Rwanda, the "land of a thousand hills", thousands ...

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(FOCAC) Xiplomacy: China-funded rural well-drilling project greatly contributes to Africa's growth

China.dot.org 29 Aug 2024

29 (Xinhua) -- From Senegal, the "gateway to West Africa," to Kenya in the East African savannah, and from Tanzania, renowned for its sisal and cloves, to Rwanda, the "land of a thousand hills," ...

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