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  • Tanzania: Aga Khan Plans 35 Health Service Centres

    Posted on :Tuesday , 22nd November 2016

     Aga Khan Health Services in the country expects to construct 35 health service centres countrywide by December 2018 to support the government's efforts to deliver quality services.

     
    The Health Services' Regional Chief Executive Officer, Mr Sulaiman Shahabuddin, said in Dar es Salaam over the weekend that upon completion, the project will create jobs for 525 Tan. . .

  • Rwanda: Rwf5 Billion Project to Promote Child, Maternal Health

    Posted on :Thursday , 3rd November 2016

     The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in Rwanda has received a Rwf5 billion grant from Global Affairs Canada, through ADRA Canada and Christian Child Fund, to implement two new projects aimed at fighting maternal, newborn and child mortality and malnutrition in Nyabihu and Kayonza Districts.

     
    The projects dubbed, "Embrace and Promise" wer. . .

  • Ethiopia: Advancing Health Achievements

    Posted on :Wednesday , 26th October 2016

     The ever green Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' State is one of the best places to live in Ethiopia. Recently a crew of journalists has paid a visit to Gurage Zone located in this beautiful State. Early in the morning last Tuesday, the crew begun their journey from southern town, Hawassa. After leaving Ez'za Woreda behind, and crossing Zebidar Mountain, we entered Agena Health. . .

  • Tanzania: NSSF All Set to Construct Modern Hospital in Dar

    Posted on :Tuesday , 25th October 2016

     Arusha — The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has unveiled a catalogue of major investments it plans to execute in the near future.

     
    But the fund says it is facing some challenges, which may affect the implementation of the investments, including high defaulters on loans and rent.
     
    The NSSF director general, Mr Godius Kah. . .

  • Tanzania: Jakaya Kikwete Heart Institute Saves Millions for Nation

    Posted on :Friday , 21st October 2016

     A cancer which has for years drained the country of its foreign exchange and denied thousands the chance to lead a peaceful life has at last been tamed.

     
    The cancer, overseas heart operation, which has for a long time consumed much of the nation's foreign exchange annually, may not have been totally disabled, but its ferocity has to a large measure been checked. . .

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