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Grab a copy of The Guardian on June 10, or visit, http://epaper.ippmedia.com and subscribe to our e-paper service and ac...
09/06/2026

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Deus Sangu (in tie), Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office (Labour, Employment and Relations), pictured in ...
09/06/2026

Deus Sangu (in tie), Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office (Labour, Employment and Relations), pictured in Dar es Salaam city on Saturday with the leader of the Buddhist community in Tanzania, Rev Dr Ilukuptiye Pannasekara Thero (L), and resident Buddhist Pastor Xianhong sprinkling water on the Golden Buddha Statue. It was in celebrating the Buddha’s birthday and the inauguration of the statue.

Photo: Guardian Correspondent

09/06/2026

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is wrapping up a two-day visit to Pyongyang, in his first official trip to North Korea since 2019.

Xi's visit follows separate meetings with US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing.
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STRONGER cancer screening systems, expanded health insurance coverage and improved post-treatment care services are vi...
09/06/2026

STRONGER cancer screening systems, expanded health insurance coverage and improved post-treatment care services are vital as late diagnosis undermines survival rates and increase treatment costs, experts say.

Dr Sarah Nyagabona, a clinical oncologist (cancer specialist) at the Muhimbili National Hospital, made this observation during the National Cancer Survivors Day commemoration organised by a medical non-governmental organisation, bringing together survivors, clinicians and policymakers to reflect on progress and persistent gaps in cancer care.

Many cancer patients arrive at health facilities when the disease is already at an advanced stage, making treatment more difficult, costly and less effective, she said, pointing at weak uptake of screening services and delayed advice seeking as major challenges in the fight against cancer.

“Early diagnosis improves survival, reduces complications and lowers the cost of care,” she said, urging the public to adopt routine health check-ups and seek medical attention early when symptoms appear.

By Getrude Mbago, Dar es Salaam

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08/06/2026

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THE African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights sitting here late last week has dismissed all four charges filed agains...
08/06/2026

THE African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights sitting here late last week has dismissed all four charges filed against the Tanzanian government.

Emmanuel Sood, an advocate of the High Court who represented some of the applicants in the cases, said the judgment signals trust of the regional court in the local judiciary.

He, pointed out that however, the court had ruled positively on some minor requests for compensations, stressing trust on decisions and ruling issued by local courts. The advocate is also a lecturer at the Saint Augustine University in Mwanza.

Legal experts say that most applicants to the regional court seem to be trying to contest death penalties for it to be abolished or be given lesser charges.

By Marc Nkwame, Arusha

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FOLLOWING extensive discussions, stakeholders in various sectors agreed that public health institutions need to public...
08/06/2026

FOLLOWING extensive discussions, stakeholders in various sectors agreed that public health institutions need to publicise investment opportunities they can accommodate.

David Kafulila, the Treasury executive director for the Public-Private Partnership Centre (PPPC) said at a high-level health forum in Dar es Salaam over the weekend that strengthening collaboration with the private sector will elevate the standard of healthcare services nationwide.

He was of the view that the push is likely to revolutionize healthcare after health sector stakeholders endorsed a series of landmark resolutions designed to cement collaboration between the public and private sectors through the public-private partnership framework.

The resolutions, developed under the theme of transformation in the health sector under the fourth five-year development plan and Vision 2050, include a binding commitment by the private sector to fully capitalize on emerging healthcare opportunities “and actively participate in the ex*****on of key national development projects.”

By Mary Kadoke, Dar es Salaam

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