1) 

Me, Politics and the Future - 2006
"I am 26-year-old Tanzanian who strives to make my existence beneficial to my country's bright ...more

2) 

Saving Children's Lives With Low-tech Interventions In Tanzania - 2006
Tanzania has made impressive gains in improving infant and child health, according to the latest ...more

3) 

Fighting AIDS by Building Futures - 2006
When Jacob was 17, he suddenly found himself the head of the household. His father had died an ...more

4) 

New Condom to Help Miners Fight AIDS - 2006
How do you convince a group of men who risk their lives every day by going deep underground look ...more

5) 

Delivering Nutritional Information to Persons Living with HIV/AIDS - 2006
"This man came in one day for counseling. You could see he was sick--the dark circles under hi ...more

6) 

An Islamic Approach to Fighting HIV/AIDS - 2006
"At first, when I would find out a patient had HIV, I would be scared, afraid to touch him. Now, ...more

7) 

Mobilizing an Island Community in the Fight against AIDS - 2006
"Before the centre opened, there was nowhere to go, nothing to do," Asha, a pretty Muslim girl w ...more

8) 

Long Lasting Nets Protect Children and their Moms - 2006
Mkasi Ali is a 33-year-old Zanzibari woman with five children, three in school and two at home. ...more

9) 

Delivering Information on HIV Is No Joke - 2006
"We would like to congratulate the Si Mchezo! team for their hard work to educate the community ...more

10) 

One Year Later: Shree Hindu Mandal Hospital's Increased Capacity - 2006
On a narrow, bustling street in downtown Dar es Salaam, Shree Hindu Mandal Hospital's laborato ...more

11) 

With Paprika Comes Opportunity - 2005
In 2001 the Spanish company EVESA—a major producer and processor of spices—invested in Tanzania to i ...more

12) 

Seedlings Are Tanzania's Forests of Tomorrow - 2005
USAID's treecrop program in Tanzania is reinforcing the work of Peace Corps' environment volunteers ...more

13) 

Reforms Help Small Coffee Growers - 2005
Tanzania's income from coffee exports has fallen steadily since 1995. When world market coffee price ...more

14) 

Providing Life-saving Services for HIV Patients - 2005
Since its founding in 1992, when a small group of people with HIV gathered together to seek mutual a ...more

15) 

Vitamin A Supplements Reach Over 80 Percent of Under Five Year-olds - 2005
In sub-Saharan Africa, an estimated 42 percent of children under 5-years-old are vitamin A deficient ...more

16) 

Becoming a Woman, Safely - 2005
Foibe proudly walks out of a red plastered hut, leading a line of other dancing and singing girls. O ...more

17) 

Trust Fund Is Established to Assist Children Affected by AIDS - 2005
In 2000, the Honorable Monica Mbega, who represents Iringa Urban District, found herself caring for ...more

18) 

Sports Help Prevent HIV by Deterring Youth from Risky Behaviors - 2005
Village leaders in Iringa Municipal District in Tanzania have devised a simple and inexpensive solut ...more

19) 

HIV/AIDS Message Communicated to Disabled Persons in Tanzania - 2004
Through USAID's Rapid Funding Envelope (RFE) for HIV/AIDS, educational materials on HIV/AIDS have be ...more

20) 

Tanga Region Showcases Public-Private Collaboration in Tanzania - 2004
Advocacy training in Tanga is promoting improved private sector policies, procedures, and regulation ...more

21) 

Direct Export of Premium Coffee from Tanzania Now Possible - 2004
Tanzanian coffee exporters have long complained about inefficiencies in the coffee export system, no ...more

22) 

EnterpriseWorks: A Shining Example for Fighting Rural Poverty in Tanzania - 2004
High-value temperate fruit and timber species are grown in the Tanzanian Southern Highlands, but the ...more

23) 

USAID's Legislative Roadmap Strengthens Civil Society in Tanzania - 2004
As part of its efforts to ensure that citizens are able to participate in public affairs, USAID unde ...more

24) 

Intermittent Presumptive Treatment of Malaria in Pregnancy Program Achieves National Scale in Tanzania - 2004
The majority of Tanzanians suffer from malaria, a preventable disease that can have a serious nega ...more

25) 

Welcome to Tarangire National Park! - 2004
Most tourists to northern Tanzania are on a busy “circuit,” visiting several parks in un ...more

26) 

Balancing Culture and Conservation through Enterprise - 2004
Straddling the newly paved Makuyuni – Ngorongoro road, gateway to Tanzania’s famed north ...more

27) 

A Champion in the Private Sector - 2003
Mobilizing strong HIV/AIDS leadership is an immense challenge in Tanzania. USAID strategy is to ...more

28) 

Getting Condoms Where They Need to Go! - 2003
There has been dramatic expansion in availability of USAID-supported socially-marketed male cond ...more

29) 

Cultivating Dynamic Female Leaders in Tanzania - 2003
For women aspiring to be leaders in Tanzania, the path forward is bumpy and uncertain. For Ledia ...more

30) 

Women's Group Saves the Environment and Reaps Benefits - 2003
On World Environment Day, Mwanjuma Kikachu stepped onto the stage to accept five pairs of gumboo ...more

31) 

Manyara Trustlands Partnership Helps a Friend in Need - 2003
In the parched landscape of northern Tanzania, water is the most precious resource. Here, on lands u ...more

32) 

USAID Support Helps Tanzania Curb Illegal Gem Trade - 2003
One of the most serious policy problems facing the minerals sector in Tanzania has been establis ...more

33) 

Honey Business Changes the Lives of Women in Kizinga Village in Central Tanzania - 2003
In October 1997, five women from Kizinga Village in Central Tanzania started a beekeeping projec ...more