How young Tanzanian women benefit from solving reproductive health problems
Tanzania, like many other African Countries, faces various challenges associated with reproductive health, but now young girls are coming up with profitable solutions
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Tanzanian Doctors invent AI based Personal Medical Diagnosis Application
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National Wildlife Research Institute gets high-tech tracking and monitoring equipment from USAID
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Effective from 2025 the Kikuletwa plant will be able to produce over 1.6 Megawatts of electricity power and inject the same into the National grid.
Korea empowers Tanzania, Uganda and South-Sudan in tackling electronic waste. Samsung joins team
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