Fighting graft needs funding

Africa needs to commit more financial resources to the fight against corruption, including the protection of whistleblowers and witnesses. This was the recurring message at the 2024 edition of the annual African Anti-Corruption Dialogue, held in Arusha, from November 7-8. The event, organised by the Arusha[1]based African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption (AUABC), gathered delegates…

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Men urged to join nursing profession

Men have been advised to join the nursing profession to curb acute shortage of health personnel’s cadre, which is currently dominated by women. Th e Executive Director of Zawadi Memorial Health Institute (ZMHI), Valeria Mrema told ‘The Arusha News’ in an exclusive interview that nursing profession was for both men and women though the profession…

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Tanzania basks in global glory as tourism hotspot

Tanzania’s dominance as a premier tourism destination was affirmed at the 31st annual World Travel Awards (WTA) held in Mombasa, Kenya, last week where the country secured four major prizes. The accolades not only bolstered Tanzania’s global tourism appeal, but also shone enduring spotlight on the nation’s natural endowments in the multibillion-dollar industry. Tanzania’s global…

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