<Uwiro, Tanzania – A drought in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in northwest Tanzania claimed the lives of more than 200 children…
Malala, Tanzania – If there is an Eden for international charities in Tanzania, it might be a small plot in…
Oldonyo-Sambu, Tanzania – It takes only an hour’s drive from the major Tanzanian city of Arusha to arrive in Oldonyo-Sambu.…
Iringa, Tanzania – In center of this East African nation, two organizations are working with poor farmers to prove that…
Tom Murphy took these pictures in Tanzania as a fellow with the International Reporting Project (IRP).
Unlike a dog, Abraham will not form personal bonds with his trainers, thus making it easier to send him around the world. Abraham, and his fellow giant African pouched rats, their full name, are the perfect weapon in the effort to de-mine the world.
Six percent of children were characterized as wasted (critically below healthy weight for the appropriate age group) in September 2012. Last month, that number reached zero after a steady decline. More children are considered on target now than a year ago by more than 10 percentage points.
Africa is awash with talk about how to improve agriculture, ensure food security and reduce the toll of malnutrition. Tanzania is one of a few countries where population growth continues to exceed reductions made in malnutrition and maternal anemia.