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How regulatory shortfalls are shaping herbal medicine trade

Section 30 of the Act explicitly prohibits any traditional practice likely to endanger patients, placing public safety above commercial interests.

  1. UDSM moves to align university curricula with global labour market

  2. Veta, CVM develop diploma course for domestic workers

  3. Sustainability concerns as Dar CNG stations face low uptake amid high conversion costs

  1. Sixteen voices standing against violence recognised for transforming communities

  2. Tanzania launches child-friendly schistosomiasis treatment in landmark Lake Zone pilot

  3. Tanzania PM orders officials to pay builder Sh2.8 million on the spot

  4. Miley Cyrus returns for ‘Hannah Montana’ 20th anniversary special

  5. Professor Jay confirms major comeback performance

  6. Influence, not optics: Why gender parity requires design

Africa

Zimbabwe war veterans challenge Mnangagwa term extension in court

The president came to power after a 2017 military coup ousted post-independence leader Robert Mugabe.

  1. Nigeria says 100 more US military personnel arrive to tackle Islamists

  2. Turkey's Erdogan says Israel's recognition of Somaliland benefits nobody

  3. Cyclone Gezani leaves 59 dead in Madagascar, displaces more than 16,000

  1. Italian PM Meloni proposes climate‑shock debt suspension for African countries

  2. China to implement zero tariffs on imports from 53 African countries

  3. Zimbabwe cabinet backs bill to extend presidential terms to seven years

  4. US to send 200 troops to Nigeria to train African nation's military

  5. Rwanda shuts over 6,000 mosques and churches. Demands religious leaders hold theology degrees

  6. Exclusive: Trump ally Prince sent men, drones to help Congo's army secure strategic town

World

Allegations in Epstein files may amount to 'crimes against humanity,' UN experts say

A law, approved by Congress with broad bipartisan support in November, requires all Epstein-related files to be made public.

  1. Top Trump Homeland Security spokesperson to depart with immigration crackdown under scrutiny

  2. US envoys juggle two crisis talks, raising questions about prospects for success

  3. Iran foreign minister says progress made in nuclear talks with US in Geneva

  4. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and US presidential hopeful, dies at 84

Business

CRDB Bank Foundation, HESLB launch digital skills initiative for varsity students

Founder and CEO of Basil Link, Emmanuel Basil, explained that the initiative will have representatives in universities to guide students and answer questions.

  1. Tanzania launches container transport services on electric-powered Standard Gauge Railway line

  2. Beyond finances: Why the EAC faces credibility crisis

  3. Tanzania’s women, youth empowerment drive gets Sh2 billion CRDB Bank boost

  4. Construction, transport top tax evasion list, says TRA boss

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