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Muhimbili Prepares for Liver Transplants by 2025

November 24, 2024
The Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) has initiated preparations to offer liver transplant services as part of the government’s plan to provide specialized medical care locally. The initiative aims to bring such services closer to citizens, eliminating the need to send patients abroad

Russia Delivers 20 tonnes of Humanitarian Aid to Lebanon

November 24, 2024
The Russian Emergencies Ministry’s Il-76 aircraft has successfully delivered an additional shipment of humanitarian aid to Lebanon, a ministry spokesperson confirmed The latest consignment included 24 metric tons of essential supplies, comprising medicine and food products. The aid delivery marks the fourth

Police Arrest Two Youths for Damaging SGR Train

November 24, 2024
The Police Force has arrested and interrogated two suspects for damaging two windows of a Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) train by throwing stones. A statement issued by the Police Force spokesperson, DCP David A. Misime, explains that the incident occurred on November

Australian Mining Investments in Tanzania Surpass $3.6 Billion

November 23, 2024
The Australian High Commission has revealed that over the past two years, mining contracts signed with Australian companies in Tanzania have reached a total value of over Sh10 trillion ($3.6 billion), based on recent estimates by the Tanzanian government. Scott Morriss, the

Police Investigate Building Collapse, Kidnapping Attempt Cases

November 23, 2024
 The Tanzania Police Force has provided an update on the progress of two high-profile investigations: the collapsed building in the Kariakoo business district and the attempted kidnapping of businessman Deogratius Tarimo. Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) David Misime confirmed on November 23,

Four Children Die from Mysterious Illness in Tanzania

November 23, 2024
Four children from the same family in Bariadi Town, Simiyu Region, tragically succumbed to an unidentified illness, creating alarm among residents and prompting calls for a thorough investigation by health authorities. The victims, aged between 6 and 13 years, were siblings from
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