Deputy Permanent Secretary responsible for Union Affairs in the Prime Minister’s Office, Latifa Mohammed Khamis, speaks during a national workshop to prepare for the 31st Conference of the Parties to
Kemilembe Mutasa (centre), Director of Environment in the Vice-President’s Office, poses for a group photo with experts from public institutions, the private sector and development partners during a technical meeting
Tanzania has urged the four countries sharing Lake Tanganyika to strengthen regional cooperation, improve fisheries management and mobilise sustainable financing. The call comes amid growing threats from pollution, illegal fishing,
Dar es Salaam. Young Tanzanians are calling for greater influence over global climate decisions, demanding reforms that would give young people and local communities better access to climate finance and
