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Tanzania Worried Over Reduced Aids Funds

According to the Arusha District Commissioner, funding for HIV/Aids programmes is highly dependent on foreign assistance.

Tanzania: Reduced Aids Funding Worrisome

Daily News, 18 March 2014

REDUCED funding on HIV/Aids programmes in the country, over the years, is feared to have bad effects on the epidemic in as its response is highly dependent on foreign assistance. Read more »

Fight against HIV/Aids hampered by reduced funding.

Tanzania: NGO to Spend Sh110 Million On Aids Education in Kagera Region

Daily News, 15 March 2014

A NON-GOVERNMENTAL organization (TADEPA) has set aside over 108m/- for educating the community on how to control the spread of HIV /Aids and safe motherhood, it has been disclosed. Read more »
Tanzania: Kilimanjaro Seeks to Eliminate Mother-To-Child HIV Infection

Daily News, 13 March 2014

PEOPLE from all walks of life, led by the Kilimanjaro Regional Commissioner (RC), Mr Leonidas Gama, gathered at Pasua Health Centre Grounds in Moshi Municipality to launch a… Read more »
Tanzania: Nyantira Centre Launches HIV/Aids Testing, Counselling Campaign

Daily News, 12 March 2014

THE Nyantira Child Development Centre in collaboration with Compassionate International has launched a five-day campaign on HIV/AIDS testing and counselling on children and parents… Read more »
Tanzania: UNAIDS Rep in Support of Eliminating HIV/Aids

Daily News, 8 March 2014

THE end of Aids infections is possible in the country if there will be more dialogue and people involvement, the UNAIDS Country Coordinator, Dr Patrick Brenny has said. Read more »

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Tanzania's HIV Sector Faces Donor Crisis

Major donors supporting the fight against HIV/Aids have announced the withdrawal of funding by the year 2015. Read more »
- Tanzania: HIV/Aids Fight in Tanzania Under Siege As Donors Pull Out
- Tanzania: Mkapa Fellow Programme Improves Health Care
Tanzania Moves to Curb HIV/AIDS Stigma

The government is reviewing the Employment and Labour Act in an effort to ensure that employees living with HIV/AIDS are not discriminated but instead get the required services ... Read more »
- Tanzania: State Seeks to Curb HIV/Aids Stigma At Work
- Tanzania: Dar Seeks New HIV/AIDS Funding
Tanzania Church Calls for Legislation Against HIV Stigma

Head of the Anglican Church, Bishop Valentino Mokiwa, has urged the government to enact laws to protect HIV/AIDS patients from stigmatization, which UNAIDS has identified as a ... Read more »
- Tanzania: Call for Legislation Against HIV Stigma
- Africa: UNAids - Stigma Remains a Concern